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Ana's Thema
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Don't Need Shit
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Wish I Could Fight
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Velcro Shoes
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On Hamsters (and Humans)
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Disco Apathy
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Barnaby Fell
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Motes and the Specks
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Uninteresting Man
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Ben Everyman Vancouver, British Columbia
Ben Everyman, singer/songwriter based in Vancouver, BC, squeezes guitar, foot percussion and a quirky vocal style into a
refreshing blend of folk and country, usually laden with run-on sentences, sardonic wit and simple melodies that stick to the roof of your mouth.
More at: beneveryman.com/about/
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