Get all 9 Mike Herz releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
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Knives in Gunfights
05:03
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Don't Expect Nothin'
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Snowed In
04:46
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She Belongs to Me
04:28
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Not Ready Yet
05:14
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Test of Time
05:40
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Some Fires
03:53
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The Chain
05:50
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More Than Prayers
07:03
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Walmart Onesie
02:11
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Polar Bear
06:40
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Mike Herz New Jersey
With an uncanny ability to turn a phrase and pen lyrics that rattle around in your head, Mike Herz writes and performs in a style that is all his own. Mike feels most comfortable on stage in front of complete strangers. Music has brought him across this great nation and into spellbound evenings in some of the best listening rooms around. ... more
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So Romantic
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