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Where the Tears Begin
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Second Chance
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Strangers Again
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Reason To Leave
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Little Victorys
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Take Me Down
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Aquamarine
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So Long
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Real Thing
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Sweet Mystery
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Favorite Mistake
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Poor Girl's Dream
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She Cries
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Last Cigarette
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Is It Any Wonder
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Lie To Me
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I Can't Drink Enough
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When She Leaves
04:12
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Other Side Of Lovin Me
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Saving Little Marie
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The CarLeans East Lyme, Connecticut
A chance collaboration between singer/songwriter Jim Carpenter (The Hoolios) and singer/songwriter Sarah MacLean (The MacLean Sisters) developed quickly into one of americana music’s more endearing and exciting new pairings. Along with upright bassist Corina Malbaurn, the CarLeans have recorded three albums. Their original songs are powerful—with an honest delivery and dynamic live performance. ... more
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