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Roman Tic
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You Think You Know?
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Old World Spirits
03:33
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Complicated Terms
02:58
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I Shouldn't Have Known
04:41
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Colombiana
02:52
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Dark Days Ahead
05:20
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Hey Lizard King!
03:46
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How Many Rounds?
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Hypodermic Quill
03:21
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When Tomorrow Comes
03:58
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It Sure Would Be Good
02:45
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Something Tells Me
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John Helix San Diego, California
A piano player by blood whose primary influences are John Lennon and Elliott Smith, John Helix’s songs are driven by bright
pianos, moody guitars, and layered, emotionally charged vocals.
Helix’s most recent EP, "What I Mean," features Helix on piano, bass, and electric guitar.
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