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I Want
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Over The Garden Wall
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Highway Kid
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Walking Sideways
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Expectation Runs
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Crooked Kind of Free
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Another Man in Me
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Some Place to Go
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What's Left of Mine
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Plastic Jesus (Reborn)
03:25
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Thomas Csorba Dallas, Texas
Born and bred in Texas, Thomas Csorba is a young Americana artist ready to prove himself. Writing and performing since his
early teens, Csorba already has some impressive notches on his belt; opening for acclaimed acts like Yola, Amanda Shires and John Moreland, as well as performing at ACL Festival, SXSW and the beloved Luck Reunion.
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