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Astronaut
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Paper Plane
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Work It Out
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Seasons
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Isn't It Funny
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Everything
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Aurora
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Medusa
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Unanswered
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Orgar Brim
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Adyn Townes Fredericton, New Brunswick
A five-time International Songwriting Competition finalist, Adyn Townes has a way with words.
Think Death Cab for Cutie meets David Gray. High energy, but intimate. Beautiful, and clever.
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