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Share the Ride
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OK
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Maybe I'll Stay
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Out of Control
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Six Bucks
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Take You Down
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Better and Better
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Lost Time
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Knives
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Summer '05
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Please Don't Go
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Lisa Lawrence Manchester, Connecticut
Connecticut based singer and songwriter Lisa Lawrence fully intended on becoming a professional dancer until she was inadvertently hit by a truck while crossing the street. While her dancing dreams were put on hold she picked up a guitar and began writing music. She performs as a solo artist and plays electric guitar and sings in the band “The Lost Royals.” ... more
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