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New Order
03:06
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Indisposed
03:31
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Darling Don't you see
03:22
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Dreams
03:03
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Crying- demo
02:23
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Nothing's changed- demo
02:32
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Remembering- demo
03:09
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Alex Stezowski (Little QR Code) Elmhurst, Illinois
My name is Alex Stezowsi. I write songs, and I am at in my last year of college. If you are interested in learning more
about me, visit my pages below!
alexstezowski.com
www.instagram.com/alexstezowski/
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