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End of the End
02:55
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We Fell Down
02:50
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Lost Out Here
03:43
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Lean Toward the Sky
03:12
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The Wisdom of Tears
03:20
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Whisper
03:53
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Before the Sun Sets
02:40
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Said and Done
03:56
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This is Love
04:08
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Linen Ray Nashville, Tennessee
Married folk-rock duo has emerged a powerhouse roots-y pop-rock band. The group’s name is a playful amalgamation of the couple’s middle names, Lynn and Ray. Musically, Linen Ray pulls influences from 1970s Laurel Canyon folk-pop, 1960s and 1970s rock, alt-country and traditional country, and gospel. ... more
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