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If I Wanted Someone
04:39
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My Way Back Home
06:25
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Coming Back To A Man
03:51
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So Well
05:31
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How Far We've Come
02:59
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Fire Away
06:23
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Moon In The Water
03:54
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Million Dollar Bill
04:12
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The Way You Laugh
03:48
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Rest Easy (Bonus Track)
04:06
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Dawes Los Angeles, California
In the decade since Dawes emerged from Southern California, the band, consisting of guitarist/singer Taylor Goldsmith, drummer Griffin Goldsmith, bassist Wylie Gelber, and keyboardist Lee Pardini, has evolved and electrified and grown into a forward-thinking band for the 21st century. ... more
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