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Pedestal
03:30
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Falling Down
05:47
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Breathe
04:58
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Crawling After You
02:47
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Nothing to You
04:10
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Home
04:02
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Minimum Wage (satire)
06:17
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Watching Anime
03:50
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Kevin Cryderman Victoria, British Columbia
Kevin Cryderman is an eclectic singer-songwriter whose styles include folk, pop, rock, blues, instrumental, electronica, heavy metal, world, and comedy.
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