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Shut-In
02:49
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Nobody Told Me
04:29
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Worst Boss (Ever)
02:28
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Diamond Lady
04:29
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Overnight
08:12
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Invisible Man
03:06
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My Sanity is Up to You
04:44
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485 Dean Street
03:14
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Tom Warnick Montclair, New Jersey
Tom Warnick writes and plays a runaway tornado of off-kilter Americana, catchy indie rock and sweet saloon songs.
TW’s tunes are filled with lightning-fast one-liners, razor-sharp wordplay and gregarious gallows humor.
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