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Oh Sister
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Summer of Love
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Cypress Tree
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Be Here Now
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Shama
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Round and Round
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They Say Love Is Blind
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Unity
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Divine Fusion
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Ain't Lookin' Back
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Swan Song
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Now I'm Dancing
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We Are Free
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One
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Maria Mango Flin Flon, Manitoba
Maria Mango is a true troubadour. Carrying with her little more than a guitar & a smile, she has busked her way across the continent, on a wing and a prayer. She can bring the intimacy and warmth of a campfire to any venue she plays. Her music is organically fresh yet timelessly familiar. If you ever see her busking on a street corner, stick around for a song or two, she's sure to make you smile! ... more
Maria Mango recommends:
One of my all-time favorite songwriters and people!
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This album will break your heart and help put it back together again.
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