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Little Bit Late
03:49
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Last To Know
03:41
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You Wore Me Down
02:58
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Back Of The Line
04:38
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We All Gone
02:54
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The Shift
03:12
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Heartache Will Find You
03:21
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Kissing Songs
02:20
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Jute Twine
03:18
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Taken
03:56
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Kip Boardman Los Angeles, California
Raised in the northeast on a healthy diet of Jimmy Webb and Rolling Stones, and drawn by the warm California sun, Kip Boardman began messing with the piano when he was five or so, and much to everyone’s chagrin and disappointment, never really let it go. A longtime bass player with many Angeleno stalwarts, Kip turned to the lonely art of songwriting and the more complementary piano and guitar. ... more
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