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Way Now
03:30
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Rest of your Life
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My Window
03:52
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Don't Stand It Up
02:30
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Beyonce Knowles
03:13
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She's Going Home
02:07
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Long Long Time
03:37
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Round One
02:11
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Watch Me Go
03:13
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Carries Me
03:10
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Latin Beat
03:33
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Way Back
03:37
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February Tenth
02:35
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My Baby Needs
03:34
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Always a Good Time
05:28
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Guns Mismatched
03:56
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Rainbow
02:21
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Single Kids
03:54
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Same Tonight
03:06
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She Was a Girl
02:01
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It's Over Now
04:12
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Norway House San Francisco, California
Norway House is the home-recorded music project of Kris Hauch. Contact me @ hauchk@gmail.com
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