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Joana
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The Circle
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Smile
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Soldier
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Dancer
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Ross Cohen Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Ross Cohen was born in New York, grew up in Malvern Pennsylvania, schooled in St. Petersburg Florida, and matured in Alamo
Texas. His mobile past has exposed him to various genres of music and lifestyles.
"I write songs, I sing, and I play guitar. Most of them are about girls. Some of them are about murders. Eros and Thanatos, baby. Eros and Thanatos."
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