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Under the WIllow
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Ruby
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The Roof
06:03
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I Have A Dream
06:30
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What Of It
03:29
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The Light
03:50
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Each Other
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History Repeats
07:11
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Carry Us Down
04:17
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Easy
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Ship Song
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The Ending
07:42
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Under The Willow Chicago, Illinois
Under The Willow is a female led original band rooted in traditional instrumentation. Exploring a new sound. Using socially conscious and thought provoking lyrics you might call them folk. Because of their instrumentation you might call them bluegrass. With imaginatively original arrangements and passion for music and traditional instrumentation they blend sounds into a genre known as New Grass. ... more
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