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Hard To Shake
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Long Tooth
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A Curious Thing
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Tryst And Shout
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Wheels Come Off
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Long Way Down
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Goodness Greyness Me Stratford Upon Avon, UK
Goodness Greyness Me is the solo project of Dan Kiener, a veteran musician based in the middle of the
U.K.
All songs were written, performed, and produced by Dan in a two-tone box room in a Stratfordian cul-de-sac over a period of emotional turmoil and personal instability. The result is Goodness Greyness Me.
Merchandise available via Mercht: www.mercht.com/u/goodnessgreynessme
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