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Rod Kennedy
02:20
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It Ain't Right
03:50
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Freedom Train
04:02
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One Way Down
03:58
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Almost Happy
05:57
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It'll Be Alright
03:31
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We Are All The Same
04:34
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Who Needs A Heart
04:09
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Limited Man
03:42
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Lian
02:36
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Back To The Farm
01:34
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Don't Eat Meat
03:20
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Norman Schwartzkopf
02:42
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Love Alone
04:03
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Andrew Lorand Cleveland, Ohio
Catchy, witty songs about all kinds of things, many not normally covered by far more successful artists. Perhaps there is a lesson to be learned there. Some funny, some sad, some both. Lorand has been covered my numerous artists incuding Dan Bern, Kristina Olsen, Emily Kaitz, and Mark Humphreys. ... more
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