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Hero
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Work, Eat, Sleep
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Too Close
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Weight of The World
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Saved My Life
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Balance
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Accidents
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Hard
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Bottoms Up
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Art of God
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Familiar Faces
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Who You Are
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Where You Are
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Roscoe B. Richmond, Virginia
Born and raised in Richmond, VA, Douglas Powell (Roscoe Burnems) constantly places his vulnerable moments on stage as an example that you can overcome anything from failures to suicidal attempts. Roscoe is the next generation of poets who feel they can literally change the world. ... more
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He's passionate, eclectic, and true to the art.
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