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A lie is such a lie
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Living on the wire 2
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Its Sad to Say
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Desolation
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and yet Some how one day
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Heavens Gate
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When Will It End
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blackONwhite Roxbury Township, New Jersey
I pay homage to Syd Barrett, Skip Spence, Arthur Lee & Love, Robert Wyatt, & Clear Blue Sky among
others.
I play a 1966 Stradolin Bass, 2 Fender Strats
& a Gibson Sonex. I use the Korg M1 Library and Yamaha Keyboards.
I've recorded over 1000 songs.I've been a psychedelic artist since the 60s & continue with respect & accumulated knowledge in
the genre. I am prolific. rickhoffmanart.com
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