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Lighthouse Keeper
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Outer Space Aquarium
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Oh No, Oh No
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Lazy
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Bad, Bad Feelings
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Elixir
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She's a Penguin
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Some Dreams Do Come True
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Robotic Hand
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The Door to Radiation
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Circus Family
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Wait until Tomorrow
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David Schur Brooklyn, New York
David Schur got addicted to songmaking in high school, recording tapes with friends in Lexington, MA, a suburb of Boston. He started making albums at home in 1989 with a four-track cassette recorder. As of 2022, he has made about twenty-five albums. He has a day job as a college professor, which gives him a lot of freedom to continue making recordings on his own terms. ... more
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