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Nothing Is Free
03:58
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Waltz For Alisa
05:32
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Bring It On
04:49
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How Do We Do This Now?
05:00
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Play With Fire
03:11
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6. |
Walk
03:25
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7. |
O My Heart
03:29
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Don't You Try
04:54
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That Would Be A Crime
05:40
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All Fall Down
03:42
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Maria Ryan Buffalo, New York
A mix of rock, roots and blues with a splash of punk.
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