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Christmas Eve Ghosts
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The Brother Who Left
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Lemonade Sister
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Storm Season
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Blood On The Lino
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Ten Years Gone
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Empty Cupboards
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Bong or Beaten
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Summers in Rosebud
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Silent Night, No Santa
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Sunrise After The Storm
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Borderline Son
Borderline Son, stories of scars, violence, faith, and redemption. Each track transforms lived trauma into sound, rooted in real events. Borderline Blessings I begins this survival journey—where pain becomes resonance and grace rises from fire.
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