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Ain't Worth Fighting For
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Doom
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Slxw
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Beautiful Cruel World
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Wxnter
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Dream Come True
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Blue On Black
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Krypto's Lullaby
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Nathan Pope Burlington, North Carolina
EDGY. DYNAMIC. POWERFUL. These are all common adjectives used to describe the music of blues-rock guitarist, Nathan Pope.
Originally from the heart of North Carolina, Nathan received his first guitar at the age of 2 and was teaching himself to play by the age of 7.
His album Waiting There For Me is forges his transition into a professional musician ready to stand on his own.
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