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I Might Love You
03:07
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6 Feet Under
03:11
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Put Me Down
04:24
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No Regrets
03:48
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United We Spiral
04:04
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Leave This Place
03:52
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The Mountain
05:36
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Gone
04:48
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Jack Parker Bremerton, Washington
Over the span of his 25-year career, Jack Parker has shaped a musical sound reminiscent of a timeless America. He has been the six-string slinger interpreting other people’s songs as a member of MxPx, Tumbledown, and Rocky Point All-Stars, but more recently he has taken center-stage to write his own songs that have an air of rambling down the open road, but ultimately a longing for coming home. ... more
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