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Discover Who I Am
02:39
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My God Has Grace
04:02
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That Was Years Ago
02:40
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Gram
04:51
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The Best Woman
02:59
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Feeling Lonely
04:05
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Can It Be True?
02:20
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Silent Night Empty Night
04:59
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I Got 5 Twelves
02:12
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From What I Can Tell
03:40
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Nowhere Town
06:04
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Jazz Voyage
02:10
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The Speckles Peoria, Illinois
The Speckles write and record folk-rock music. They blend acoustic rhythm guitars, catchy electric riffs, and varying vocal styles. Their musical influences include folk, blues, alternative, and country music.
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