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Take Me Down
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Son's of Yesterday
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Somewhere Out Of My Love
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What If
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So Many Times
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Nothing is Happening
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Falling
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Again (Can't Break Me)
07:30
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Sleep Tonight
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I Would Rather Fly
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Schat and The Skeleton Trees Norman, Oklahoma
Chris Schat has been a part of the Oklahoma music scene for about a decade-starting in the synth-rock group Walking Relic in 2008. In February 2018, Chris started to play solo shows around Norman, and OKC as Schat and The Skeleton Trees. In the summer, Chris added a drummer to fill out the sound and has currently played over 20 shows as Schat and The Skeleton Trees around Norman, OKC and Ada. ... more
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