Mysonne - New York
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"New York", performed by Mysonne, known as The N.Y. General to his fans, is an independent, Bronx-based MC. He is known for his introspective style and brutally honest lyrics, laid artfully over heart pounding beats. With an undying love of hip hop, and an impressive resume of mix tapes, online tracks and videos.

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Dirty Old Town (cover) by Pure Blarney
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Dirty Old Town (cover) by Pure Blarney

Dirty Old Town, by Pure Blarney

Chris Baker Between Two Worlds Original Mix
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Chris Baker Between Two Worlds Original Mix

Chris Baker Between Two Worlds Original MixI produced this track and named the track after the passing of my father. I Hope you enjoy it

Shalom Oparah - I love Your Love
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Shalom Oparah - I love Your Love

God's reckless love dispels darkness and adds color to my world. In a world where human love is fickle, i can always count on God's excess love. His love is everything to me and i do not regret saying yes to his will

Longfellow's classic Christmas poem,
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Longfellow's classic Christmas poem, "Christmas Bells". Read by Thomas A. Christie.

Classic Christmas Poetry. "Christmas Bells" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Read by Thomas A. Christie

Dirty Old Town (cover) by Pure Blarney
03:15
Dirty Old Town (cover) by Pure Blarney

Dirty Old Town, by Pure Blarney


Chris Baker Between Two Worlds Original Mix
05:09
Chris Baker Between Two Worlds Original Mix

Chris Baker Between Two Worlds Original MixI produced this track and named the track after the passing of my father. I Hope you enjoy it


Shalom Oparah - I love Your Love
04:31
Shalom Oparah - I love Your Love

God's reckless love dispels darkness and adds color to my world. In a world where human love is fickle, i can always count on God's excess love. His love is everything to me and i do not regret saying yes to his will


Longfellow's classic Christmas poem,
01:12
Longfellow's classic Christmas poem, "Christmas Bells". Read by Thomas A. Christie.

Classic Christmas Poetry. "Christmas Bells" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Read by Thomas A. Christie