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One of My Letters
03:09
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Speak Up
02:55
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Beauty of it All
02:43
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Feel
02:59
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Snow Globe
03:12
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Adore
02:33
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Easy as Sin
03:10
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Until We Say Goodbye
02:29
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Someone Else's Voice
03:01
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Crisis at the Border
02:17
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Leave it Where it Is
02:58
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Great Mimes Spokane, Washington
The origin of the name: Don Hawkins and Glenn Case were mostly thinking alike, but it was rude to say things out loud while other people were performing. So, instead they would kinda lean into one another and whisper "This would sound really good with violin." and things of that nature. ... more
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