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Arise
00:45
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Free
03:37
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What Do We Know?
03:56
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W.B. Stole the Blues
03:22
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Take Care
03:25
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Eyes Open Wide
03:46
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Here & Back Again
04:06
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Silver Moon
03:09
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Sink or Swim
03:06
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The Rising
04:46
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do it all (b-side)
03:30
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Evan Freed Michigan
A Detroit singer-songwriter turned L.A. attorney; Evan Freed is not afraid to go against the grain. Known for his earnest and relatable lyricism, Freed is unabashed, often diving head first into the human condition. But rather than simply dwelling on humanity’s shortcomings, Freed is a voice of awareness, often empathizing and offering hope alongside a "live in the now” mantra. ... more
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