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Drinking Song
04:25
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2. |
Known By A Song
03:56
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Vantablack
03:55
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4. |
The Message
03:48
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Sacred Heart
03:52
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Storm Chasers
03:46
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7. |
Peace
05:13
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8. |
Say What You Want
05:09
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9. |
Space For You
03:34
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Damaged Goods
03:47
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Deva Yoder Denver, Colorado
Singer-songwriter from Denver; piano, acoustic guitar and vocals. devayoder.com for more information, or email at devayoder@gmail.com
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