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Coming On
03:58
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Mountains in My Step
04:29
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Too Much
02:43
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Just Your Art
04:02
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Whats a Woman To Do
03:15
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Lucid Eyes
03:27
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Walk the Garden
04:21
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Our Isle
04:35
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Hold My Hand Tight
04:11
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Reach To You
04:26
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Kay Odyssey Austin, Texas
Kristina Boswell -vocals,guitar
Kelsey Wickliffe-
vocals, bass
Liz Burrito-
guitar
Vajaja Valejo-
drums
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