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Please, Don't Erase Me
03:25
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Radiance
03:42
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Eye of the Hurricane
03:54
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Sunday Best
04:12
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If I Had a Dime
02:59
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It's Your Show
04:15
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Long Story in a Song
04:05
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Veins and Seams
04:10
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Sitting and Talking
04:40
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Last Time
03:38
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Gentlemen of the Woods Ottawa, Ontario
Our latest release, This Great Unknown, is a collection of songs that weaves together a lifetime of moments, memories and wishes. It unintentionally became a journal of reflection, nostalgia and what comes next. We hope you like it!
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