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ABC's
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Sleep Sweetly
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We Come Alone
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The Silence
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Long Bay, Jamaica
02:43
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Could Be Wrong
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Pipe Dreams
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Rejoicing
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When the Music Play
01:29
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Sailing
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Bring It Back
04:12
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From Afar
02:46
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Angel I
00:24
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I Feel At Home
01:53
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Kickin' On
03:25
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Rook Austin
Home prepared meals, heady beers, fresh herbs, and quirky people. If you like those, you'll like
us.
The band self-released it's debut LP, mostly written and recorded by Timothy Ruch, in 2010, with a planned LP currently in the works slated for a summer 2012 release.
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