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Rose
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Abraham Cofer
03:12
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Strega Mia
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September Eyes
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Dark Horses
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Sparrows
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Ye Banks and Braes
03:54
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Leslie Smith Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
A Shifting of Clay
A new album by Leslie Smith
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Artist who wrote and performed the album These Things Wrapped, produced by Darleen Wilson in 1995
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