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You My Friend
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Entitlement
02:31
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Mine
03:38
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Tall and Lowly Flowers
05:25
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Lost
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The Newport of Canada
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Romania 1989
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All Over Now
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SnowCap Weber Waukesha, Wisconsin
SnowCap Weber is a folk rock / americana project by Wisconsin native Nick Konkle. His new release is called Flowers, an
album that draws inspiration and energy from short northern summers and deep contemplation.
Influences include Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Dawes, Wilco, Gillian Welch, Paul Simon, The Tallest Man on Earth, Paul Cebar, and The Band.
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