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It's Over And Done
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Spark
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I Love My NYC
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Red High Heels
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Motel Blue
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Happy New Year
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Over You
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Coffee Understands Me
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You Wanna Know
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For You
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How Lucky Am I?
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Adieux Bordeaux
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Finders Keepers
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Steven Blane New York, New York
Years ago, Steven had a dream- to become a Songwriter.
Today, he's back- playing his new
original tunes at all the major open-mic venues in NYC. For inspiration, he channels Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits, Joni Mitchell, Lyle Lovett, Roy Orbison, Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett.
He plays ukulele, piano and guitar.
... more
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