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Walk With Me
03:50
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Wet Cement
03:31
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These Hands
05:07
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Brighter
04:04
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Bow With the Sin
04:23
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Sparrow
04:50
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The Joke's On Us
03:48
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No More
04:08
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Wonder
05:03
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Shut-In
03:54
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The Clock
03:59
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Kaitlin Sevy Utah
Kaitlin Sevy is an eclectic singer-songwriter who released her debut album, Bow With The Sin this past year. Kaitlin wrote most of the songs while living in Eugene, Oregon and the album was recorded at Fluff and Gravy Studios in Portland. Whether in the temperate rainforests of the Pacific Northwest or in the red rock desert of her upbringing, Kaitlin's music embraces the mood of her environs. ... more
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