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Adaline
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Man Who Had Everything
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North
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Not Your Ordinary Heart
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Colorado
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In The Morning
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Providence
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In The Pines
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You Set The Sun
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Chapel Glass
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The Glass Hours Red Hook, New York
The Glass Hours are American songwriters Brad Armstrong and Megan Barbera. Their music blurs between Sunday afternoon country-folk and the Golden Age of the 1970s. Their self-titled nine-song debut album will be released by Cornelius Chapel Records in early 2024. The album was mostly written, performed, recorded and produced by Brad and Megan in Brad’s home studio in Red Hook, New York. ... more
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