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The River's Will
04:03
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Solitude
03:59
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The Artesian Well
03:19
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Pretty Saro
04:27
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Beauty We Beg
03:57
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Nebraska
03:46
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Rise and Fall
02:41
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When She Did
04:32
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I See It Differently
04:40
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Alone and I
03:47
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Stumbler's Business
04:55
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Kendl Winter Olympia, Washington
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