"Devil's Got Your Boyfriend" by Tracy Bonham
Singer-songwriter Tracy Bonham plays unique rock music, sometimes accompanied by striking violin, sometimes by powerful bass, and always with smartly crafted lyrics from the talented musician.
Complete radio broadcast and playlist: http://btrtoday.com/#/post/?blog=32&post=867
Official website of Tracy Bonham: http://www.tracybonham.com/
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