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Let's Hit The Road
03:08
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So Little Time
04:01
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Hangman's Hullabaloo
03:30
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Dust Bowl
03:43
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Nowhere To Go
04:01
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Leave This Body Behind
03:49
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Oops, Death Found Me
03:26
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Molly McGuinnis
04:17
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Keep On Going
03:12
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Tumbalalaika
04:05
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Poison Words
03:41
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Open To Love
03:33
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Wrapped in the Spirit
03:57
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Wall Drug
03:29
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Down the Rabbit Hole
03:45
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Grateful
04:03
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Susan Rose Boulder, Colorado
I'm a mostly retired psychotherapist, and have always had music playing in my heart. My songs draw upon all the stories I have heard as well as my own personal experiences. Creating them is great fun, painful, and enlivening. I hope you enjoy hearing them as much as I enjoyed creating them! ... more
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