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Nothing Left to Say
04:27
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You Feel the Same
04:41
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Until I Saw You
05:13
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Yesterday
04:32
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Under My Thumb
04:46
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One-Way Track
03:05
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Upside Down
06:46
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First Time Love
05:34
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9. |
Hello My Friend
05:55
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10. |
Past the Time
04:03
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Turner Luce Ann Arbor, Michigan
Based in Ann Arbor, MI, Turner Luce has performed for audiences throughout Southeast Michigan, including clubs, breweries, festivals, and other venues. "Nothing Left to Say" is the band's first EP release. Turner Luce’s Americana acoustic stylings fit perfectly in smaller venues. The band's song collection includes both original and cover songs by various artists. ... more
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