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These Four Walls
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Boom Boom
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Ripcord
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Sugar
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Picture This
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Bit My Tongue
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Collectibles
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Say My Name
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Thinking Too Much
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Writing This Down
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John Allaire Winchester, Ontario
Canadian award-winning singer-songwriter from rural Ontario. John has won major awards across North America (including the 2009 Americana Music Award in Nashville for Lyricist of the Year). Known as one of Canada’s hardest working touring acts, Allaire averages 160+ shows per year. He has shared the stage with hundreds of popular acts, including The Black Crowes, Snoop Dogg, Steve Earle, and Wilco ... more
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