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Game of Love
03:07
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Done Hurtin'
03:01
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Flowers
04:18
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Someplace to Go
03:54
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Maybe Next Time
03:24
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Dreaming With You
03:33
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Dancin' Round the Fire
03:28
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Switch
03:21
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Leaves (Hold On)
03:07
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Revolve
06:16
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End of Summer
02:42
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Alaina Stacey Nashville, Tennessee
Alaina Stacey grew up with three brothers in a musical family in Chicago. She discovered country music on a rafting trip with her dad when she was 10. At 18, she headed to Nashville, co-founding the Americana group Maybe April. In her first solo release, this whimsical young woman offers a peek into the old soul within her, where heartbreak, worldliness and a romantic spirit reside. ... more
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