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American Song
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Crow
03:32
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Mother Father
02:36
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Concrete and Heartbreak
03:26
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Selma
03:26
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Hold On
04:13
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The Tens Los Angeles, California
THE TENS have been on the LA underground music grind since their busking days of 2014. A hearty stew of grit, passion for the craft, soul, and boundless creativity, THE TENS are a cast-iron pot over an open fire, serving up a delicate harmony of bright, savory flavors and nostalgia. ... more
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