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The Little Drummer Boy
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Jingle Bell Rock
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Silver Bells
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Silent Night
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J Washburn Gardner Tipton, Michigan
J. Washburn Gardner brings a unique and lyrical voice to the singer/songwriter realm. Drawing inspiration from his
adventures and misadventure in love, friendship, family and pet ownership, he writes and sings songs of love, pain, joy, and coffee.
J. Washburn has lived in Michigan most of his life and currently heralds from Ypsilanti but has roots that span from New Hampshire to Seattle.
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