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What Kind Of Friend?
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Since The Arrest
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Variables
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For Proposals
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Stephen
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Laraine
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40<100
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Something Strange
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I'm Not The Best
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Me I Disconnect From You
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Mark Szabo Vancouver, British Columbia
Four-eyed southpaw.
"a self-confessed 'record-collector type' who lives in Vancouver, British Columbia, plays guitar left
handed, and writes the damnedest songs you've ever heard...
...Another feature of Mark's songs makes them unusually appropriate for reinterpretation: their avoidance of the confessional and autobiographical."
-Franklin Bruno.
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