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Failing
03:24
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Lauras On The East Coast
04:21
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Remember 17
02:11
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4. |
I'm Not Doing Alright
03:43
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Interlude
01:40
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Back To Normal
05:02
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Downsizing
03:41
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Why Am I So Lucky
02:45
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Call That Old Friend
02:45
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One Year
03:57
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Richard Gracious London, Ontario
London-based musician who eclectically mixes rock, pop, and folk, to make a truly unique and infectious sound. Having played
in a variety of bands, he is now embarking on a paired down, grassroots, acoustic solo project. Skilled in numerous instruments and influences ranging from classical to Motown to folk & rock, his sound is original,
intelligent, and purely enjoyable for all.
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