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See How She Runs
02:23
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Habit To Shake
05:04
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Picked Up The Phone
03:40
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Honey Why?
04:13
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Jetta!
05:42
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Not Blue
03:58
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Instrumental #2
04:11
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In My Town
04:05
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Song For Digging
05:37
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I've Got A Cold
02:34
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Gold In Them Hills
05:43
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We'll Drive
04:20
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Joe Lapinski St. Catharines, Ontario
Joe Lapinski is an interdisciplinary artist who has been performing, writing, and producing music in St.Catharines Ontario Canada for the past 13 years. He performs actively as a solo artist, as well as a member of The Woodshed Orchestra, and Bronx Cheerleader. He is the founder of Yummy Recordings, runs Midtown Studios, and is a co-founder of the In the Soil Arts Festival, based in St. Catharines ... more
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