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Tin Paper Man
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Shove it Out
03:09
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Shepherd's Call
02:38
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I Tried for What I Can
03:21
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Heads on the Mantle
04:03
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Jesse Speed Montreal, Québec
Behind the scenes of today’s hyper-social conventions, Jesse is a lone wolf. Subtly enigmatic, on stage he is intriguingly comfortable yet remains strikingly honest. His lyrics may sound bleak yet are a liberating display of the archetypes in modern life. ... more
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