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Take the Fire
04:04
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Walk Away
04:25
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Pythagorus
03:17
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Runaway Train
03:41
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Such Tall Tales
04:18
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Niagara
04:43
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The Dream
03:25
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Inside
04:31
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Rushed
04:10
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Streetwalkin
02:02
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The Biscuit
02:59
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Similar
03:36
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Six Feet Under
04:03
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Black Fly Blues
03:54
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O'Connor
12:20
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Indian Summer Jars York, Pennsylvania
Inspired by layers of emotion, experience and everyday nature, Indian Summer Jars blend soulful harmonies, passionate lyrics and an array of energy in creating their signature, Folk/Acoustic sound that juxtaposes celtic, earthy undertones with hints of bluesy, ever-flowing rhythms. ... more
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