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Consider It
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Sunshine Dan
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Take Me Home
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Roaring Weekends
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Souris, Sourire
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Rock Bowling
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Children
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Pancakes, No Heart Ache
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Den-igan Guelph, Ontario
Den-igan is a virtual jewelry box of songs to make your shoulder shimmy and your toes
tap.
Everyday I learn and every day I grow as a songwriter, baby steps! In my quest to find wonderful musicians to collaborate with, I try to make music that tells a story as well as makes you pause a moment. I sing about life in the most non-traditional sense of the word.
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