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Where We Lay
01:05
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Where Green is Golden
04:45
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Peaches
05:03
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Seven Miles to Kansas
03:54
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1922
05:24
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Jakob's Lament
00:32
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Jakob
03:51
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Farm Living
03:16
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Brian White Flagstaff, Arizona
Brian White
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Music brought to you by the Southwest deserts of Tucson, AZ. Influenced by early Indie, non-structured and genre defying forms.
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