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Hide Away
02:40
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Quitter
04:10
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Make Me Over
04:47
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Alone (Version 3)
04:13
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Graduation
03:42
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Count to Five
04:38
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Sixpence
02:25
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Lie Like Morning
03:45
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The Truth
04:13
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Lie Like Mourning
02:28
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Tim Gamache Los Angeles, California
Hi I'm Tim and this is my coming of age story. Three albums of songs about unrequited love, heartbreak, and other examples of misdirected greif.
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Old Friends On The Mountain
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Willy O-Boy is an old friend (on the mountain) and a talented son of a big blue butterfly. There ain't a finer songwriter under the sun than this one.
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Jobiquitous can cradle you in her timeless tunes and somehow manage to brighten the moon.
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I do not have a ridiculous nickname for Hannah. Nevertheless, her voice is a calm silver and her songs feel like tall grass.
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The Woman You Want
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