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Northside
04:50
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Same Bottle
04:01
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Poet of Empty Spaces
05:15
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Red Porch
04:43
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Old Story Water
04:15
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What's Inside
04:59
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This Town
04:08
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Lay Down Arms
04:10
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People I Love The Most
03:45
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Love Ain't So Far
03:50
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Plant A Seed
03:35
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Paradise
03:25
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Alexa Wiley Portland, Oregon
Alexa Wiley's music ensemble creates a superb sonic lyricism described as wild metaphorical music that rocks.
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