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Whatever Happened?
02:37
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Victorious
04:33
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Picture Of The Sunset
03:34
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Ya took a picture of the sunset
I dropped you off
Sometimes the movies are bad that we watch
Unlike your sunglasses
You’re looking so fly
Ya got the new dance moves
Sometimes I think that ya need some help
But you got nothing to lose
Oooh oooh I can’t even stand it
When the sun splashes on your face
Oooh oooh I must demand it
We disappear without a trace
Come on let’s go
Oh oh oh
Come on let’s go
0h oh oh
People can be cruel
Don’t let them get you down
Rise up breathe in the air
Or sink to the bottom and drown
Weather the storm
Words we know all too well
there would not be a heaven
If there were not a hell
Oooh oooh I can’t even stand it
When the sun splashes on your face
Oooh oooh I must demand it
We disappear without a trace
Come on let’s go
Oh oh oh
Come on let’s go
0h oh oh
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Daveferatu Akron, Ohio
The thirst for danger was prevalent. Life was a constant search for stimuli due to the lack of
connection to mentors or family.
As an infant, he was adopted by mountain folk and began training on fiddle at the age of 10 and at 13, guitar and learned folk style then classic and heavy rock.
At 21 he was playing big shows regionally but his first gig came at 17 at a biker bar.
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