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Twenty
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What I Really Meant
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Twelve
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Mess
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Your Place
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Walk Home
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This Place
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Sal Viejo Canberra, Australia
Travis has been playing in bands since they first picked up an instrument.
They decided it was time to strike out
on his own, creating Sal Viejo as their solo project. Fusing emotive lyrics, simple melodies and a sparkly red guitar, Sal Viejo is the outpouring of a musician who knows that life isn't always good and that writing in the 3rd person makes it sound like someone else likes you
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