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Recycled Law
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Too Sad To Write
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America
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Cry To Me
04:48
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Sweet Potato
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We All Fall Down
06:19
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Someone Else's Problem
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Max DuBose and The Scandalous Rogues Lake Worth, Florida
Max DuBose is a singer songwriter from Texas and Louisiana and he has been writing, singing, and performing music for many years with some truly gifted artists and musicians. Max now makes his home in south Florida where he continues to enjoy his style of music. Max just completed his fourth album Max DuBose Eyes Wide Open. Max's music can be found on I-Tunes, Amazon Mp3, Reverbnation, & Bandcamp ... more
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