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May It Always End
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Boycott Vietnam
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Train Dreams
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Name
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Quiet Spaces
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Anachronistic History
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I Am The One
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Blast Off
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Gone Forever
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Caleb McCoach Indianapolis, Indiana
What separates a songwriter from the incoherent, corner store madman or a purveyor of cheap parlor tricks? The crux of this answer lies in an ability to reveal universal, essential truths to the listener in a way that feels simultaneously effortless and impossible. The best songwriters achieve this end regardless of genre or format. Caleb McCoach is one of those ... more
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