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Closer to Home
06:19
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copyright 1989 Jamie Anderson
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Dark Chocolate
05:23
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But for the Song
04:58
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Nothing
05:04
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Desert Home
03:11
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Save Me All Your Sundays
03:46
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Wedding Song
04:04
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Sidewalks
05:14
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As This Night
05:07
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Straight Girl Blues
04:38
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Jamie Anderson Ottawa, Ontario
Jamie Anderson has played her unique original songs in hundreds of venues in four countries. She’s contemporary folk without
the Birkenstocks, pop without the meat dress, and jazz without the weird chords. Her 11 recordings have sold in the thousands.
“A barrel of laughs and a whole lot of fun.” – Amanda Putz, CBC
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