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Can't Take It Anymore
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Take Me Out
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How To Be
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Back & Forth
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Both Feet In
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So They Say (Flicker)
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Big Big World
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What Are We Missing
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Rusty Spoon
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Mitchel Evan Richmond, Virginia
Mitchel Evan is a singer-songwriter from Richmond, VA that has traveled the country exploring new landscapes and soundscapes. A young, yet experienced writer, Evan has found his voice and style through years of developing his craft living in Colorado and touring the western United States. The artist now lives on a horse farm in Virginia and continues to write, record and tour at a prolific rate. ... more
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