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Makin' Things Up As I Go
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Life
04:53
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Hope
03:52
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Circumstance
03:30
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Burn This House Down
03:49
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Purpose
02:54
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Driftin'
03:55
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Lisa's Lost
03:37
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Devils Daughter
04:08
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After All These Years
04:06
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Decide
04:20
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Things I Need To Say
04:01
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Why Is The Bluebird Blue
02:57
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Jeremy Parsons San Antonio, Texas
Born in San Antonio, Texas, Jeremy Parsons grew up soaking in the sounds of Country Music. Driven by his passion, he taught himself to play the guitar and began to write and perform regularly by high school. In 2011 he was awarded a Texas Music Award and over the last decade has played all over the U.S and Europe, including numerous venues in Texas. ... more
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