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Drifter
03:48
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Dogwood
04:18
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Awake in the Bed I Lie
04:09
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Waiting for What
03:39
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Find My Way
04:54
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Fears of Old
03:58
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Remnants of You
04:36
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On the Rails
04:06
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The Hills We Knew
03:38
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Deep Blue
04:07
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Common Threads
03:02
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Dan Littlefield El Granada, California
Dan Littlefield, a singer/songwriter out of California, has broken the seal wide open with The Hills We Knew. Littlefield’s slight southern tone gives his music a unique sound. Not only is he a skilled singer, though. He is also a skilled guitar player and songwriter. From start to finish, this album is nothing less than brilliant. The Hills We Knew does not consist of one single mediocre song. ... more
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