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Lay My Lonely Down
05:03
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Don't Know Who I Am
03:43
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Ode To Al
04:25
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Slow Suicide
04:26
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No More
03:40
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Sweet Goodbye
03:40
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Tammy Frost Seattle, Washington
Tammy started singing as a child; the daughter of professional musicians. Her professional career started in 1994 performing at fairs and festivals all over the Great Northwest. Her Talent of making a tune her own , in concert with the range and purity of her voice, has attracted a loyal following. Tammy has the uncanny ability to craft a standard tune into a fresh soulful rendition. ... more
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