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Pass Us
04:46
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On the Shore of this Lonesome and lowly dream. I am waiting here for you. Oh, my name isn't old to your wound. And my heart is fallen and broken black and it wanes as they crash. Oh pass us.
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Sea and River
03:22
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The sea and the river, will grow old together, and they will be intertwined. And the cold is blowing, and the gold is flowing, and old man river will be washed away.
Keep my head above the water.
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The green door
02:29
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River under the Sun
03:26
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Lay Me Down
01:42
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Rhythm Sea
03:40
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Ocean
02:41
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Tide
03:07
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Copper River Seattle, Washington
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