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I Swear
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Faith in You
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Fingerprints on My Soul
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I Found You
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Just the Thought of You
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All By Myself
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Crying Out Loud
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I Want to Live
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Reality Not Fantasy
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If You Only Knew
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Is it Real?
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Louis Landon - solo piano New Mexico
LOUIS LANDON's career has taken him around the world playing a variety of styles with some of the most recognized names in the entertainment industry. His mission is to create music that calls attention to the present moment. He has released 45 albums/CDs. ... more
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