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Flowers
03:10
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Lighten Up
03:15
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Hemmingway
03:10
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More Than Missing You
03:28
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California
04:43
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Rejection
03:58
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Rage
03:36
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Shoulda Saw It Coming
04:15
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Let Go
04:16
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Plenty
03:37
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Ever
04:26
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Stuck
04:00
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Warrior
06:31
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Lee Lindsey Vancouver, British Columbia
Just released my third album called Flowers. Please download an acoustic version of the titled track on my Facebook page lnkd.in/2tzR6x While your there don't forget to drop me a note and love me!
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