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Tripping Over Mountains
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Let It All Hang Out
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Batteries Are Dying
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Low Down
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J.W. Morris Denver, Colorado
Welcome to my BandCamp! If you're interested in me, I'm interested in you. I don't have a hometown, or a street I grew up on. I was born in Chicago, grew up throughout the Deep South, joined the Navy at seventeen, serving 2 stints, and have done a bit of drifting ever since. This is a collection of some of my self-produced, homespun, original music. Thanks for stopping by! ... more
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