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Glass
03:28
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Salt On The Wound
01:58
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Dishes
02:54
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I'll Be True
02:20
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On My Mind
03:11
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Can't Take It Any Mo'
02:40
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Make No Show
02:18
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Stains
01:58
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Stall
04:00
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Ether
03:10
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Megan Alder Lyle, Washington
Funky folk covers and swingy original songs. Raised in rural PA, Megan traveled across the US with guitar in hand. Now based in the Columbia Gorge, Megan is available for live performances, voice coaching, and guitar lessons.
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