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The Road
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Scratch My Back
04:01
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Larceny
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The Border
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Mexico
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Awakening
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Little Red Rooster
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California Hills
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Poor Boy
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Hannah
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The Communal Well France
"Music doesn't start and end. Its always there. You just need the right kind of focus to tap into
it."
The Communal Well will drop their album Wonderland on Friday (January 7th) featuring the collaboration with Ellyott H Ray and Johnny Stein called Ill be there. An emotionally powerful song about how people’s energy and love exists even after they have gone.
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