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Tired
02:50
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Ain't Nobody
03:48
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Can't Come Back
05:20
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Mind Your Business
04:52
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Wild Woman
04:10
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Music (Please Don't Go)
05:06
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On Everything
05:14
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Channel Fever
04:34
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Beans
03:34
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Manifest
05:56
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I Need Money
05:26
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Sandra Love & the Reason New Orleans, Louisiana
Sandra Love and The Reason stays grounded in soulful r&b, while flirting with funk and american rock. 2017 would start Sandra Love's tracking of Manifest your dreams. Five years later, comes Dreamwalker; complete with guest features, bass, guitar, drums, keys, and a brass heavy opener. No two songs are alike. A passionate journey filled with storytelling and clever moods awaits you. ... more
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