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Real Enough
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You're Gonna Go Under
02:53
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Tarrytown
04:33
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Still Holding On
03:05
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Start Over
03:26
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Fear Of Letting Go
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When The Sun Goes Down
04:20
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Imajin
05:12
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Anything Left
05:38
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Jim Bond California
I've been playing guitar for decades. I've been writing, singing, and recording songs for nearly as long. It seems like I always start to feel that I'm getting half decent at this and then I realize this glass is only half full. Rock & roll, pop, and a tinge of country; that's how I like to do it. ... more
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