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Beautiful Friend
03:28
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Heartbeat
04:15
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Call My Name
03:49
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Minute
03:51
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There Is You
03:15
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Sweet Dreams
03:09
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Fallen Down
02:54
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Ground
03:52
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Waiting For You
02:48
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My Dear
03:44
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The Sun Will Come Again
03:27
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Sheila
03:12
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Drown
05:03
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Foolish Pride
03:04
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Right Now
04:23
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Sacred Ground
03:39
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17. |
Make It Through
03:24
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18. |
The Song I Never Wrote
01:44
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John P Barton Houston, Texas
A native of Maryland with a dry wit, he worked with numerous bands and studio projects filling the roles of bassist and vocalist, as well as guitarist on his solo recordings.
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