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Romantic Suicide
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Bright Faced and Burly
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Body Maps
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Coming Home Early
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Wind Up Birds
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The Things I'll Give You
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Colorado
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Romantic Suicide
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Andrew Emmons Maine
Andrew Emmons is a 24 year old singer/songwriter based out of Portland, ME. He has been playing shows in the New England area for the past 4 years, and has opened for several well known artists, including Henry Wolfe, Keegan DeWitt, and Jeremy Messersmith. Andrew's second album, "The Night You Spilt Beer On My Heart" was released in August 2011. ... more
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