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You Called Me
02:58
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Tallest Tower
03:57
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Never Wanted Gold
03:20
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Paper and Glue
03:32
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Living Proof
03:49
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O Jesus, My Safety
02:39
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Happy Song
03:02
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Out West
03:26
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We Were Holding On
03:52
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Hallelujah, I'm Free
03:45
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Kendra Blethen Granite Falls, North Carolina
The music of Kendra Blethen sends the listener on a one way pilgrimage to a resplendent world of poetic imagination. Her warm and cavernous vocals float above and in between the backdrop of earthy folk soundscapes born in the foothills of North Carolina. The heights of the spiritual mountains climbed within each story reveals the heart of one fervently in tune with her Creator. ... more
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