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City of Roses
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Another Heartache
03:10
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Black Sunday
04:34
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Sweet Simone
04:05
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Heather Hill
05:31
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Someday Man
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The Fall
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Sweet Little Lie
03:59
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Rose Gerber Portland, Oregon
Known for the unique juxtaposition of her wry wit and ability to pen a heartbreaking ballad, Rose Gerber has been a fixture in the Portland, OR music scene where she’s honed her signature sound of rock meets country. Her songs are a melting pot of essential American sounds. Her songs bare it all and hit home, giving the listener a dose of catharsis. ... more
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