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Stay Here
03:56
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A Place Called Nowhere
03:10
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I Used To
03:19
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Deep Blue
03:56
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Out of Touch
03:45
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Indecisive
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Tribe
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Average Guy
03:09
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Nate Fitch Wilmore, Kentucky
Nate Fitch is a singer-songwriter from Central Kentucky. He has been writing and performing music for over thirty years. He
started out as a drummer, then he discovered the beauty of writing and recording.
HIs songs are simple and mellow, delving into the depths of what it means to be human.
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