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Heartbreaker
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Give it to you
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What am I supposed to do
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Sittin here
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Hard way
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The preachers kid
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Shorty's song
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Salt of the earth
04:24
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Don Duprie Detroit, Michigan
The deep working class roots of singer/songwriter Don Duprie echo throughout his songs. Don makes honest music about everyday, working people. He teamed up with legendary Detroit producer Jim Diamond to record his previous band's (The Inside Outlaws) three full-length albums. Duprie, Diamond and musician Pat V teamed up to produce his new record The Corridor (release date November 23). ... more
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