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Been Down
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Handmaid
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A Little Peace
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Abram's Cross
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Dirty Girl
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Once Came The Devil
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Heart On My Sleeve
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el Pariso
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Fault Lines
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Only Beauty
03:30
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Little Bird
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1806
02:46
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Lowell Friesen Vernon, British Columbia
Born to the dusty beat of Manitoban prairie rhythms and church choir harmonies, singer-songwriter Lowell Friesen, who now
calls Vernon BC home, has been immersed in music since day one.
His sound is a rootsy blend of understated acoustic riffs, foot stomping banjo licks, heart felt lyrics and a mellow, yet slightly edgy charm and could be labelled folk, nu-grass or alt-country.
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