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Leonora
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True Blues
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Deportation
04:34
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Dive in Destiny
05:40
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Forbidden Fruit
03:44
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Eternal Residence
04:55
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Keep Me High
04:00
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We're not alright
02:27
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Human Hive
03:57
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The love of my friends
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The old man & the sea
03:07
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The Bind
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Southern Bastard
04:08
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WES SPEIGHT Seattle, Washington
Wes Speight (stylized as Sp8), a Seattle singer/songwriter originally from Tennessee, has played many of the venues in Seattle WA and Nashville TN and has toured to places such as Vancouver BC, Oregon, California, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Texas, New York, Spain, Italy and France. His music varies widely from Americana to Bluesy to Rock. ... more
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