1. |
We've Been Underground
03:28
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2. |
Cotton Sweater
01:57
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3. |
We Sway
02:15
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4. |
Thunder Bay
04:43
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5. |
Let it Ride
02:37
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6. |
July Fireworks
02:20
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7. |
Under the Moon
03:35
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8. |
Stiched on a Cloth
02:50
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9. |
Leaves are Falling
03:50
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10. |
The Tree
03:23
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11. |
Far Away
03:12
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see at www.kyraandtully.com
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Kyra and Tully Kingston, Ontario
(artist photograph by: Suzy Lamont)
Album artwork by Lisa Ferguson
www.studioferguson.com
Acclaimed Canadian folk-pop duo have released their new album and fifth studio release called 'TIME'. Available on digital platforms world wide and hardcopy via www.kyraandtully.com
RELEASE DATE: November 05, 2020!
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