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Before It Gets Worse
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You Totally Got This
02:09
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Mentors
03:23
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The Deafening Train
02:59
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Get Along
05:01
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Gardens
02:59
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Anniversary
03:46
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The Second
04:29
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Where Can I Find You?
03:28
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So It Goes
01:49
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Torso Chicago, Illinois
Steven Gilpin has been a Chicago songwriter for over 20 years. He hosted and curated the Lilypad, a DIY music/comedy series, from 2015-2017. As a leftie player of right handed guitar, ukulele, and banjo, he stands out from the rest of the pack. His songs are born out of love, loss, and the desire to connect. His newest album, Hair of the Dog, came out on 10/18/19. ... more
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