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Now What
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Broken Glass
04:24
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A Lie Under my Pillow
05:45
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Train Ride (#2)
04:01
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Where We're From
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Be Like Water
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Back to you
03:28
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Shoot me Up
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Walk Down the Mountain
01:25
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Les Choix
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Kissing
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I'll Be Watching
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Remy de Laroque New York, New York
Tales and stories about our fathers, nature, the city, and the human heart. Remy has full releases and 2 EP under his sleeve. Remy was born in Paris and is an American Acoustic- Rock Singer songwriter living in NYC. He is an introspective songwriter mixing spirit and story telling. ... more
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