1. |
Coming Back to Me
02:50
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2. |
Everybody's New
04:11
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3. |
Fists Into Flowers
04:20
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4. |
Jungle with Lions
02:49
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5. |
Mile of Earth
01:50
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6. |
Moonrise
04:37
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7. |
My Soul's a Plane
04:04
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8. |
Out of the Hat
03:34
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9. |
Paper's Expired
02:34
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10. |
Pickin' Up Pride
04:15
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11. |
Pieces
02:47
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12. |
So Blue
04:28
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13. |
Sound of the Sea
05:01
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14. |
Time Enough
04:35
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15. |
To Make a Day
04:23
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16. |
What's That Noise
03:31
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17. |
Christopher Park
02:37
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Corey Passons Seattle, Washington
Singer-songwriter based in Seattle. Also loves to sing and play guitar in the indie-rock band, Spanish for 100. Rides a bike often. Gets frustrated at some stuff, etc.
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