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Sorry Friend
04:26
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2. |
Take Me To California
04:06
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Ocean Is Rising
04:27
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Ben And Lynn
05:07
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Emma
04:52
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Like A Ghost
04:55
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How The Clock
05:10
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Healed By Your Sunlight
03:17
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If I Could
06:37
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Middle Man
05:38
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Leave The Light On
06:21
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Tell Me That I'm Needed
04:37
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14. |
Melted Me Away
05:45
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Joe Moralez Los Angeles, California
Joe Moralez's laid-back style of pop music is reminiscent of very little you've ever heard before. It's the pop guilty pleasure you're not ashamed to tell your friends you listen to. His compilation of ballads are poetic in their imagery of the beauty of all life's circumstances. ... more
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