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Remind Me Who I Am Again
04:10
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Healing Takes Time
04:13
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Could've Been Mine
03:26
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Slippin' Away
03:25
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Say You'll Stay
03:33
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I Cried
03:14
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I Wish You'd Tell Me
03:51
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Cherry Red
05:33
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10. |
Never Was
02:54
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Homesick
03:02
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Hooks In The Water
03:27
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A.J. Fullerton Montrose, Colorado
A.J. Fullerton is an award-winning Progessive-Roots singer, songwriter and guitarist raised in Western Colorado. A.J. is a multifaceted entertainer, touring the Continental U.S. full time as a solo artist, a duo/trio, & in full band arrangements. At only 22 years old, A.J. has quickly gained wide acclaim as one of the hottest rising young talents on the scene. ... more
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