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Harvest
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Summer Peach
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City Of Sin
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Mt. Baldy
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KABLAM!
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As They Are
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Dinosaur Bones
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Acquiring Satellites
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Footprints In The Snow
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As They Are (Reprise)
02:59
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Eric Engblade Grand Rapids, Michigan
Eric Engblade is an accomplished and acclaimed singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, music educator, and podcast host
from Grand Rapids, MI. From 2008 to 2013, Engblade fronted, booked, and managed the band The Northern Skies releasing two records under that name. Engblade then released a self titled LP in 2016 and in 2020 released a single entitled "The Mystery Emporium".
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