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Breathe In Love
03:27
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Creature of the Night
03:26
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Slow Dragonflies
04:03
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Moonlight
04:15
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Grackles
04:28
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Gravity
03:42
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Careful
03:10
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Places Wasted
03:21
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Dragonflies
02:17
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Squirrel Queen New Orleans, Louisiana
Singer-songwriter from Austin, living life in New Orleans
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