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Kingdom of Light
04:16
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Mars Hill
05:08
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Eden
05:05
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Genesis
05:38
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Psalm 46
05:54
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I Couldn't Cry with You
03:14
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Hold Me Now
05:36
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The Empty Room Louisville, Kentucky
A somewhat delicious indie prog band out of Louisville, KY.
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