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Hold My Hand
03:34
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By the Water
04:16
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Please Let Me Be
04:00
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How to Fly
04:14
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Learn to Love
05:37
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Seasons
03:54
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Fireflies
03:25
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Cross the Oceans
05:03
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Time After Time
04:29
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Trust
03:09
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Pages
03:32
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You're Mine
04:36
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Slowly
04:16
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Future Of Forestry San Diego, California
Future of Forestry is a melodic ambient rock alternative band led by multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer Eric Owyoung. From Southern California, Eric and his family have plans to soon spend a few years in New Zealand where he will continue to create music. ... more
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