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Tiny Man
03:56
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Slide
02:24
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Exit 11
03:51
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6. |
Coming Out Letter
03:16
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From Here to Chicago
03:56
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Good Takes Time
03:16
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Introspection
04:29
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10. |
Happy to Know You
02:53
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11. |
At the Bottom of the Sea
03:50
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12. |
Worth Waiting For
04:09
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13. |
How to Love Myself
03:05
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14. |
The Way I Am (Cover)
01:55
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15. |
I Wanna Know (106)
03:13
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Interlude (Instrumental)
01:45
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James Burrow Cookeville, Tennessee
James is a 27 year old trans musician from Cookeville, TN.
James' pronouns are he/him or they/them. His music primarily focuses on his journey with recovery and his experience transitioning in the rural South.
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