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I shred
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I take my time
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I check out
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I pick up the pace
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I digress
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I bring you home
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I end,
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slowly
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Donny Mahlmeister Oak Park, Illinois
Current projects from Donny Mahlmeister are his solo work, Levinson/Mahlmeister, Katsaonis/Mahlmeister. Some notable past work includes Early Day Miners, Judson Claiborne, Bora Bora, Collections of Colonies of Bees. Also shared stages with Theo Katsaounis, Tim Kinsella, Toby Summerfield, Jamie Branch, Todd Rittman, Ryan Packard, Leroy Bach and Doug McCombs. ... more
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