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Dan's Song
01:30
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All I see
03:51
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No sign of regret
03:44
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Green ganja tea
02:43
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Little red cardinal
02:59
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Wonder no more
03:04
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Out on the town
02:08
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Hey officer
02:12
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Cold winter
03:26
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Back to the jailhouse
01:41
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Pete Jive Naperville, Illinois
When Pete Jive sings, charisma glides out of him and hugs you. Jive's gyrating, crazy legs maneuvers,
turn-on-a-dime
leaving two nickels syncopated rhythms, and punchy lyrics will heart-imprint you. A Pete
Jive performance is an all-in, no one left seated affair, where Jive locks eyes, ears, legs, voice, fingers,
and rapt attention around his audience.
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