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It's a Little Hard, Dear
03:30
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Street Lights
04:15
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Fleeting
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If I...
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Walkin' On
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5am (refrain)
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Shoreline
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Berlin Wall
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Pull The Plug
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Selfish
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Pillows
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Jen Korte & The Loss Denver, Colorado
Jen Korte blew into Colorado from Austin, Texas in 2005. She came guided by the
momentum of Americana and Caribbean
rhythms, a prowess for distinctively intricate guitar lines, and the grit and power of a Texas sandstorm in her voice.
The Loss fuses a spellbinding swell of masterfully crafted medleys with persistent rhythmic pulses reflective of Korte's Texan/Puerto Rican heritage.
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