Sam Barber - Broken View - VINYL LP
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Album Tracks 1. Borrowed Time 2. Far Past 3. Just a Kid 4. Hate It Here 5. Broken View 6. All for You 7. Satellite 8. More I Hope 9. Hopeless Son 10. Lighthouse 11. Run 12. I Will Follow 13. Hope It Never Rains
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- GenreRockDescriptionAlbum Tracks 1. Borrowed Time 2. Far Past 3. Just a Kid 4. Hate It Here 5. Broken View 6. All for You 7. Satellite 8. More I Hope 9. Hopeless Son 10. Lighthouse 11. Run 12. I Will Follow 13. Hope It Never RainsArtistSam BarberTitleBroken ViewFormatVINYLLabelAtlantic
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