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A Spark
04:05
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I Can Hardly Breathe
04:00
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Best Not
04:26
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Shut up; Walk Away
04:52
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False Beliefs
04:23
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Stop Haunting Me
04:31
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Ocean
03:59
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After Autumn
04:36
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413
05:15
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Words Worth
04:23
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Big Drive
06:00
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Rah South Kingstown, Rhode Island
Singer/songwriter SaRAH Daigle has combined forces with a trio of talented musicians - guitarist Chris Knott, bassist Kevin Northup and drummer Brendon O’Connor – to create a new brand of groove-oriented acoustic music that transcends description. Sure there’s some folk in there. Some jazz and psychedelic rock as well. But the resulting sound is just…RAH. ... more
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