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Low Down
02:37
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I Should Be With You
02:41
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And I'll Be Alright
02:48
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Everything On Earth
04:10
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Sunday Mornings
03:27
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A Window
03:43
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Forever
03:04
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Her Highway
04:08
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Run Away Horses
02:44
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Move On
02:52
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Watkins Harp Kingston, Ontario
Rob Watkins and Tom Harpell collectively known as Watkins Harp are singer/songwriters whose influences include The Beatles, Hank Williams, Gene Clark, The Everly Brothers to name but a few. They blend melody, thoughtful lyrics and sweet harmonies on this album. ... more
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