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All I Need
03:30
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Fort Worth
03:52
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Wait
03:21
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Favorite
05:05
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Middle Age Prodigy
04:28
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We Went to Work
03:50
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Interrupting Tumbleweeds
04:11
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Walt Whitman
03:38
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Welcome to the Choir
04:16
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Intro Song
03:33
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Tipps and Obermiller Fort Worth, Texas
Though you might call them Folk or Americana, Hilary Tipps and Steve Obermiller are not genre-specific songwriters. Just as they write about every aspect of life and living, they use every style of music to suit the song at hand. In doing so, they have created an album that takes the listener on a joyous ride: never predictable and worthy of playlist after playlist. ... more
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