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When Darkness Glows
03:22
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Leaving the Door Open
04:34
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Heartless Man
04:17
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Out Loud
06:00
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I Just Wanna Love You
04:46
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Japan 29
03:29
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Japan 29, 29 years I have lived
always towin' the line, never knowin' my own mind
Japan 29, take me to a place where I can find my joy and peace of mind, cause I must have left them behind
It's like working all day and never opening my window
and then going straight home to bed without using a pillow
Japan 29, 29 years on this earth, never knew love was mine
'til I stopped looking outside to find it
but I always had faith I would
And now I thank my lucky stars that I was shown the way and it's a damn good day to be so far away
thank you lord!
When I got here I was dejected, I was real run-down
but then a miracle happened and now my feet are on solid ground
La la la la lala la
Japan 29, 29 years I have lived always towin' the line
never knowin' my own mind
Japan 29, take me to a place where I can find my joy and peace of mind, cause I must have left them behind
I left a piece of myself back in Chicago
but it was sick and tired and cynical and I sure don't miss it much at all and I hope it never finds me again
Amen.
Amen.
Amen.
AMEN!
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Jeckyll and Hyde
03:31
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Miles Away
05:05
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Send in the Clowns
03:38
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Mandy and the Bandits Chicago, Illinois
A band born in Chicago in 2008 to play the country/bluegrass- inspired songs of singer/songwriter Amanda Crumley. Their second release, 'With a Silhouette,' is the band's farewell in album form. Not an end, but a beginning.
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