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Reset
02:41
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If I Could Have
03:40
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Dandelion
03:42
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Camping
03:10
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Little Me
03:03
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Fly Away, Birdie
01:35
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The Self-Pity Song
03:41
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Ocean
03:52
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Coffee First
02:34
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Sweatpants Time
02:29
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Dogs Are Gross
02:09
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Julie Jules
New England acoustic singer-songwriter.
What people are saying about Did I Say That Out
Loud:
"Beautiful... but also clever and funny."
"Fun and healing all at the same time."
"Honest, clever, fun, and uncomplicated."
"Unapologetic and sincere... Just pure magic straight from the heart."
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