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Bloom
02:58
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Come Home
03:07
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Right Left Right
02:10
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A Roof and Four Walls
03:24
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Newer Bigger Better More
02:26
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Nobody's Girl
03:17
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Everything We Do
02:46
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Comfortable Love
02:55
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Nothin' to Show
02:51
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Right Here
02:02
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Moon Folly
03:01
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Don't Look Away
02:20
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This Little Moment
03:01
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Jan Luby Providence, Rhode Island
Jan Luby is known for her engaging, often riveting stage-presence as well as her voice full of passion, range and power. Her songs are evocative, lyrical and infectious personal stories. Her approach to songwriting ranges from socially relevant to irreverent, heartbreaking to humorous. ... more
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