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Rabbit Run
04:59
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Winter So Long
04:06
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3. |
Time Before
06:06
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Turtle Dove
02:48
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How Many Rings
03:37
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Old Red Line
03:19
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7. |
Running Too Long
03:27
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Guest in a House
05:17
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Interlude
01:54
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Icicle Blue
04:45
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11. |
Where Will I Find Rest
04:42
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Emily Nott Chicago, Illinois
Emily Nott is a Chicago-based folk musician and singer-songwriter. Emily is deeply influenced by traditional ballad singing,
the poetry and storytelling of her family and music community, and a belief that music can unite people. She writes honest, plaintive songs that tell stories both personal and universal.
Visit emilynottmusic.com for shows, streaming, and booking.
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