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The End of Last Summer
03:36
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2. |
All Falls Down
02:48
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Trouble, Go
05:19
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4. |
I Will Get There
03:17
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Remind Me
03:30
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6. |
Bottles of Medicine
01:18
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7. |
Benefit of the Doubt
04:37
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8. |
What's Another Word
02:32
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10. |
Feeling Something Blue
03:54
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11. |
Lullaby Song
03:25
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12. |
Fall She Said
04:09
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Ends
05:35
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The Ross Freedman Chicago, Illinois
Powerindiefolkpop singer-songwriter who wonders if "powerindiefolkpop" is a thing? Give a listen and let's discuss.
rossfreedmanmusic.com.
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