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Joyce
04:06
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Serviceman
04:22
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Sky Is Falling
04:31
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Bells
01:15
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Dirty Steps
03:07
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Russian Poet
02:17
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Birds, Wires
03:10
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Waltz
01:22
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Bitter Seeds
04:41
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Number
02:07
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Nothing Is Pure
04:38
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Michael Chorney Lincoln
I am a self taught composer, guitarist, saxophonist, producer, sideman and band-leader. My own groups feature original music; Freeway Clyde, Hollar General, viperHouse, the MC6, and Orchid each reflect different aspects of my writing.
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