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A love song by San Diego indie rock singer/songwriter Michael Shoreline (ex-bassist for Major Motion Pictures). The next song is almost finished! If you enjoy the music, please take a moment to like, comment, share, or subscribe! Thanks and have yourself a wonderful day.
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