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what it takes
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the first, one
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change
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dark and handsome
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what about tonight
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(i wrote) a song for you
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counting out my love
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you are here
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on my hopes
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Brett Milan Gajda Toronto, Ontario
A self-proclaimed singer first, guitarist by necessity, Brett's goal is for his songs to crawl inside of the listener, and
awaken the emotions within. “I want to encourage people to feel, to think, and to question, whatever a songs brings up in them.”
One fan recently said, “Brett's songs come from the heart and in turn make me look into my own.”
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