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Good for You
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My Team
03:46
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Wishbone
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Games with my Heart
02:32
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Pocket Dictionary
04:20
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Pop Hit
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The Hands of god
03:36
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Amelia Austin, Texas
I spent 2009-2011 recording this album with one of my best friends, Shaw. It took 3 years, 3 cities, and recording with the
most homespun setup you've ever seen, but what you have here is a labor of love.
I've since moved on to much different things, but I thought I would share this with you, as free as you want it to be.
Mastered with love by Taylor Bray in Nashville, TN (Maple Studios)
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