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Don't Fight Nature
02:17
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Silence Was King
03:33
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Jack Slade
02:59
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Sapinero
02:51
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Who Am I to Say?
01:32
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Dark Star Rising
03:05
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Kite in Your Wind
03:33
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Eternity
02:28
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Innocent in a Sin
02:48
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Indian Paintbrush
03:10
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Anomalies
02:52
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Helm Alee
02:53
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Geraldine
02:40
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Jeremiah Walter Colorado Springs, Colorado
In addition to performing his own compositions as a solo act, this multi-instrumentalist has sung and performed in multiple bands over the years, including The Rogue Spirits, Intake, Buster's Tangent, and Groove Medicine.
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