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Pomp and Swell
03:16
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Recognition
03:14
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Brother
02:40
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4. |
Good Things
04:29
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Did You Dream
04:20
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Into the Light
04:27
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If I Were A Ghost
03:56
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Missed Connection
05:00
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9. |
Nothing to Say
03:04
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10. |
The Curse
03:52
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11. |
Words We Mean
04:31
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12. |
Sweet Time
01:54
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Annie Oakley Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Identical twin sisters Jo and Sophia Babb bring wise, emotive lyrics and immaculate, perfectly-matched vocal harmonies to Annie Oakley.
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