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Popular
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Mary Margaret
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The Ghost of St. Ashes
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Apartment
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Tangerine
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The Girl Downstairs
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Invisible Man
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Space Heater
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Purple
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Mimosa
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Scott Gorsuch Columbus, Ohio
As modern society crumbles, Scott's music becomes increasingly unpredictable: too moody for Power-pop, too sophisticated for Rock (sometimes). Songs for people who likely need therapy.
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