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Take a Picture
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I Fall Down
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Satao
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1000 Horses
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Venus Fell
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See You in the Movies
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Everything I Need
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Don't Forget to Look Up
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Late Night DJ
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The Bruce Smith Band Austin, Texas
With music praised by The Washington Post as “powerful folk songs with a conscience” and Performing Songwriter Magazine
describing the “lyrics with a unique point of view articulated in a way that’s intelligent and accessible,” Bruce Smith has been rockin’ the Austin music scene for nearly 20 years!
His latest album, 1000 Horses was produced by Grammy winner Randy Caballero.
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