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Glassful of Sand
03:01
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Sinking In
04:15
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Lydia
02:53
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I'm Not Spartacus
03:00
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River in a Raindrop
04:08
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Urban Symphony
03:32
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Track You Down
03:07
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Noah Sent Out a Dove
02:24
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South of the Stars
03:02
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Dexter and Broad
02:17
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Reading in the Dark
03:25
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Split the Difference
02:36
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Happy Landings
03:34
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John Larson and The Silver Fields Providence, Rhode Island
John Larson and The Silver Fields are a rock and roll band with a power pop heart.
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