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A House Divided
02:42
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You Make Sense
03:58
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Curb Appeal
04:12
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Screensaver
04:23
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Half Staff
04:11
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People In Your Place
03:44
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A Faithful Foil
02:17
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Janus-Faced
03:09
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New Car Smell
04:08
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OH-126
03:15
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Jay Madera
A musician and a muckraker at heart, Jay Madera writes songs in much the same way a journalist puts together investigative stories: by observing, connecting the dots, and believing in the need for the story to be heard.
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