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I'm Too Much
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Dancing on the Line
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Lost
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Gold is in the Muck
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Wanna Be a Rocker
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The Stars Have Been Set
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Abby Grace Penhold, Alberta
Putting the livingroom back in the music - Emmylou Harris
I love this saying, has become my
mission statement...
I grew up in Northern Canada, and while always having a deep love of music, it’s been later in life, since 2012, that I started writing and performing.
My intent is to spread love and joy through music, which hopefully leaves you with a smile in your heart.
... more
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