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The Beginning
04:35
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Way to Me
03:10
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The Distance
04:19
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Slipping Away
03:49
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After You're Gone
04:20
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You Said Goodbye
04:24
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Am I Too Blue
03:06
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Come Back to Me
02:59
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Someone
05:03
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Tell Me Tomorrow
05:01
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Trail of Tears
02:50
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Fading Away
02:48
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Take it With Me
04:20
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Nick Kizirnis Dayton, Ohio
For almost 20 years guitarist/songwriter Nick Kizirnis has explored songs and styles ranging from Americana to indie pop, from traditional rock’n’roll to ambient/experimental. In addition to his solo albums and The Mulchmen, he has also worked with Tobin Sprout (Guided by Voices) and The Breeders (“The Dirt Eaters” single for 4ad). ... more
Nick Kizirnis recommends:
my favorite band. the future of rock. Their latest "Let it be Gone" is essential listening. Their previous "Come Clean Right Now" is amazing ... then please check out the rest ..
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stars and delusions
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an incredible singer of incredible songs. every one of these records are excellent starting points.
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