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The One Who Flys
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Treaties of Despair
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Crossing All My Streets
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Dawson Blaine Winnipeg, Manitoba
The isolation of rural Manitoba was the breeding ground for a reflective spirit that would inspire a deeply personal approach to songwriting, the folk tradition of old becoming the form within which to create. The search for love and the pursuit of dreams are dealt with in earnest, but perhaps more riveting are the Gospel overtones and spiritual themes prevalent in these songs. ... more
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