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The Drive
03:57
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2. |
Losing You
04:13
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Leaving Texas
04:19
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4. |
The Next Time
04:26
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Hold Up The Train
04:19
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6. |
Only Lies
04:14
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It Feels Good
04:48
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8. |
Houston
04:44
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9. |
Strong Again
03:56
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10. |
This Old House
03:59
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11. |
Tropical Wishes
03:22
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12. |
There's A Light
03:48
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Bill Small Austin, Texas
Bill Small is no stranger to diversifying his skills; he’s made his living as a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, Mystiquero, entrepreneur, artist, producer, vocal coach, business and personal coach... all facets that combine into a potent musical force. Bill's unmistakable vocal style, and music full of stomp and groove, make for a journey as entertaining as his life story. ... more
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