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1929
04:19
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There's a light inside that old bedroom window
The road through town is worn with holes
And as the future despair draws nearer
Her bags are left neatly by the door
She's such a sophisticated dreamer
Beauty still hides in her eyes
Some say she's a believer
The year is 1929
Hey where are they now?
Hey where are they now?
Hey where are they now?
Hey where are they now?
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Town Sleeps
03:58
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The Break
02:46
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Presently
04:26
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Strange
03:58
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On a Roll
04:24
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Lady in the Lake
02:42
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Jeb Draper Denver, Colorado
Jeb Draper is a Denver-based folk singer/songwriter originally from the foothills of Northern California. He is sporadically pursuing the writing and recording of another album, which will hopefully surface early 2013.
Jeb Draper recommends:
This guy is doing some great stuff. Give it a listen and I'm sure you'll like it!
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