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My Quiet Sin
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Nowhere Girl
04:11
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Black & Blue
03:44
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Crooked Line
04:03
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Adrienne Tooley New York, New York
Adrienne Tooley writes indie-folk-pop for the wondering, wandering mind. A relatively new New Yorker, she takes full
advantage of any chance to wax poetic, most often with guitar in tow.
Adrienne’s lyrics tend toward the literary, and the storytelling within her songs woven together with simple, memorable melodies give listeners cause to take notice.
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