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Vessel
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Hi-Test
03:18
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Swoon and Fall
02:39
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Laugh Lines
03:29
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Pledge of Allegiance
03:13
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Interference Pattern
04:13
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On LA time again
The fires creeping in
I'm leaning into the winds
You're in Chicgoland where it's freezing
Did you receive the calls my friend?
Transmission failed again
Like broken synapsis
Connection dropped and then nothing
Except an interference pattern on your heart
You wanna feel those things
And all the joy they bring
But the clasp is locked it seems
And your jammed frequency is the reason
It's like an interference pattern on your heart
It's just an interference pattern on your heart
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Far Cry
04:08
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As Long As I Draw Breath
02:12
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Brian Larney Bridgeport, Connecticut
Brian Larney is a singer-songwriter from Black Rock, Ct, who is as directly accessible as he is enigmatic. His music ranges from the simply beautiful to the complex and artistic. He has said he is “haunted by hooks,” and that is clearly evident in his latest music that seems rooted in the pop writers of the mid to late 1960’s as the alt-folk artists of today that he is often compared to. ... more
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