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Melancholy
04:31
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Illusion
02:50
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Litchfield County
04:25
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Humble & Grateful
04:07
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You Can't Go Home Again
02:34
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Merry-Go-Round
02:46
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When the Dust Settles
05:05
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Melancholy (Reprise)
04:39
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Brother Other Litchfield, Connecticut
You and I and Everything," Brother Other's debut album, dives deep uncovering naked truth and raw emotion. It was recorded and mixed at Dirt Floor Recording & Production in 2020. Overcoming odds like COVID 19 interrupting sessions, Brother Other stayed the course and through great tenacity, completed their first album. ... more
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