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Arrival
08:16
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Song for a New Day
07:04
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History
06:58
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The Road
07:11
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Abou Ben Adhem
01:40
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Conscientious Objector
05:40
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Tree
04:39
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Call Me by My True Names
06:52
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Opening
05:35
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Waking
05:20
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Steve Kinzie Tonasket, Washington
Steve Kinzie's poetic voice and gorgeous melodies on guitar and 5-string banjo evoke matters of justice, the eternal spirit, and peace. He lives in the Okanogan of Northern Washington.
Steve Kinzie recommends:
A Natural History of Lemurs
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Zen Textures
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