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Shades OF Blue
05:09
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Hi Lands
03:47
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To You
04:41
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War Cry
05:02
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Life Line
03:52
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Lost On
02:58
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Millers Field
03:50
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Starry Eyed
03:48
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Little One
04:29
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Never Forget
05:03
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Wonderful Love
04:55
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Forevermore
05:05
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Of Faith and Fire Vancouver, British Columbia
Singer/songwriter Shelly Gallop, has teamed up with younger brother singer/instrumentalist Jordan Ross, to recreate the melodies of their childhood. Inspired by the writings and angelic voice of their Mother Fawn, the Shades of Blue album is a tribute of her memory. Much Love and thank you for your support. ... more
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