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Steady As We Go
03:17
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Every Night
02:53
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Fallen Angel
05:10
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I see your eyes
I see your face
I'm taken to a better place
I hear your laughs and I
Hear your cries
I'm taken to a better place
You with your broken halo
You're my fallen angel
And I caught you
And I'm so glad that I did
I hold your hands
In both of mine
I'm in a better place
The two of us
Walk as one outside
I'm in a better place
Riding down these sloping hills
I see you smile and I get chills
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4. |
What's Not Mine
03:54
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5. |
This Love is Our Love
03:05
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6. |
Time
04:55
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7. |
Here They Come
04:39
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She Said She Loved Me
03:52
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9. |
Everyone Deserves
03:38
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10. |
House Where I Was Born
05:17
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11. |
Seattle Rain
06:34
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Tom Butler Seattle, Washington
Tom Butler is an independent singer songwriter. Currently, Tom Butler is living and working in Seattle, WA.
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