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Sun too will die
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Presidents
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My way
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Lifting
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Through it all
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the august arrival Whitehorse, Yukon
Yukon-based musician "the august arrival" will resonate deeply with fans of intimate indie folk-rock. The music’s driving melodies, poetic lyricism and atmospheric instrumentation intertwine and create an emotionally charged journey that lingers with listeners long after the final notes fade away. moments. ... more
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