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It's About Oblivion
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Languages I Used to Know
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In My Iron Lung
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The Salvia Lady
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Michael J. O'Connor Santa Rosa, California
Michael J. O'Connor has been slogging his way through the underground music world for the last 15 years and counting. He has
performed at theaters, on street corners, in convalescent homes, and at giant music festivals all over the country.
BOOKING/INQUIRIES: michael.oconnor5185@gmail.com
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