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Lullabye for a Free Bird
04:22
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The Tree Song
02:49
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White Rose
03:26
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Trip, Don't Fall
04:59
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Blue Sky Blues
04:43
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Amy Carson Hunter Toronto, Ontario
Amy Carson Hunter has the finesse of a stage veteran with the energy of a new artist and the natural ability to command the attention of an audience with only her soft yet powerful voice.
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