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Free Man
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Japanese Rain
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Precious Stones
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Selling You
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Ride This Rail
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T.R. Burge Manchester, UK
T.R. Burge spends his time between Manchester and Berlin. His is influenced by both cities, old time blues, soulful lyrics, and a contrast of optimism tinged with melancholy.
Photo by Anke Cott (Berlin)
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