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Quarantined From Myself
01:30
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I Wish
02:09
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Hunkered in the Bunker
01:18
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Social Distancing
04:14
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3 of us
02:12
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Interlude
00:23
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Wash your Hands
01:10
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Dan Bern Silver City, New Mexico
Undefinable by genre, crossing over and through folk, rock, singer-songwriter, and kids music, Dan Bern is a rare, and true
renaissance artist, a captivating live performer with a multi-generational following. He has written thousands of songs, released dozens of albums, and played shows –from coffee shops to Carnegie Hall.
Dan’s songs have appeared in numerous films and TV shows.
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