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Traveling Alone
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Sweet Spot
02:50
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Drifted Apart
03:34
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Still Not Home
03:48
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Feeling of Beauty
04:01
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Too Soon To Go
04:35
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Small Talk Relations
03:23
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Spring
04:21
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To Myself
03:34
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In the Way
03:35
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Marks
05:44
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Tift Merritt Raleigh, North Carolina
Raised in North Carolina, Tift Merritt has released five full-length albums and two live records,
including a recent
reissue of her debut album Bramble Rose earlier this year. The New Yorker
has called Tift Merritt “the bearer of a proud tradition of distaff country soul that reaches back to
artists like Dusty Springfield and Bobbie Gentry.” Emmylou Harris calls her a diamond in a coal
mine.
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