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Cotton Candy
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Bastille
02:55
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Young Love
03:53
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Litmus Test
02:34
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Corpus Hallow
02:10
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You Are My Sunshine
02:32
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The Way Things Are
02:57
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Nothing to It
03:21
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Final Thoughts
02:30
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Old Homes
03:17
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The Majestic
06:19
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Jaeger Wells Asheville, North Carolina
Jaeger Wells is shaping the format of today’s true rock and roll format by bringing acoustically driven pop storylines to life. He masters the art of bridging personal triumphs and experiences into songs about heavy subject matters but with a twist. You’ll only find upbeat and bright songs from Jaeger Wells, his style is to encourage others to see past the difficulties for a better outcome. ... more
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