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Cancer Song?
October 15: For just .99 cents, you can purchase a song on iTunes by the Austin-based band wideawake. Their single, Maybe Tonight, Maybe Tomorrow, is dedicated to the millions of people affected by cancer. One-hundred percent of profits benefit the Lance Armstrong Foundation.
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