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Peace of Mind
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1 4 3
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Home on the River
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When I Think of You
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Eternal Light
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Can't Stop the Waves
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My Washroom
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Hey Mama
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Found
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My Peace (Woody Guthrie)
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Caroline Cotter Portland, Maine
Throughout the years, Caroline Cotter has found a true home on the road and on diverse musical stages internationally, with audiences captivated by her vulnerable vocal quality which belies her insightful and award-winning songwriting. ”Gently as I Go,” to be released in August 2023, explores connection, empowerment, love, life, death, nostalgia, growing up, loss and gratitude. ... more
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