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Someone To Hold
03:26
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2. |
Feeling The Low
04:09
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Dreams
03:46
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Sing Me
02:34
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Hope To Come
02:26
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Hawaii
03:50
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Don't Look Back
03:43
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Everyday there's something
Everyday there's something
to remember to forget
Everyday there's something
Everyday there's something
to remember
Don't look back, Don't look back
Anymore
Every road leads somewhere
A memory from somewhere
From another, To another
Every road leads somwhere
So don't forget
To love each other.. and...
Don't look back......
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9. |
Slow
04:20
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10. |
Go Home
03:30
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Steve Savage Nashville, Tennessee
Steve's style would be best described as "acoustic groove". His five years of living in Hawaii as a young teen had a lasting influence on his unique style of guitar playing. As he started taking serious interest in the guitar it was artists like Eric Clapton and Paul Simon that help define his style. His undying love for funk, R&B and Soul rounds off some his most indigenous musical tastes. ... more
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