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The Foundling
03:39
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2. |
Mama Here, Mama Gone
04:02
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3. |
Goodbye
04:15
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4. |
Sideshow
04:17
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5. |
Interlude 1
00:27
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6. |
Blood is Blood
05:17
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7. |
March 11, 1962
05:47
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8. |
Walk In the Water
04:51
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9. |
Interlude 2
00:46
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10. |
Sweet Words
04:18
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11. |
The Orphan King
04:47
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12. |
Another Day Borrowed
03:33
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13. |
Coda
00:26
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Mary Gauthier Nashville, Tennessee
Grammy-nominated song chaser. Mercy Now.
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