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Newsgirl
04:43
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Dayglo
04:21
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Radioactive Dog
02:40
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Beep
04:20
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Ica-Ita-Ida
03:06
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Music Box
02:37
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River
06:08
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Economy
03:12
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New Day
03:57
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I Don't Know
04:32
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Everything Will Be OK
03:33
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Mice in Space
05:12
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Darkest Hour
04:34
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Dangerous
06:24
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Chaos
03:41
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In My UFO
04:40
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Conclusion
04:41
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Gene Maarkr Bangor, Maine
Mostly a solo artist, Gene Maarkr prefers not to play live; writing, recording and producing songs in his studio instead, exploring synthetic sounds with rock, jazz and euro themes. My worship album is shown here and will soon be released when the last few songs are finished. ... more
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