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Homeless Man
03:35
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On My Own
04:25
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What I've Got
03:45
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Cloud of Fear
03:26
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Impression
04:32
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Out of the Dark
03:35
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Silverscreen
03:23
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Everyone
03:54
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Anthem
03:44
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Canvas
04:25
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On My Own (acoustic)
04:14
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MariZen Chicago, Illinois
“Using an arsenal of loud, dirty guitars, rich spidery bass lines, thundering percussion, and powerhouse vocals, Marizen’s brand of power-pop is like a charging freight train of sound, chugging along with an energy and dyanamicism that is impossible to resist." ... more
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