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Reflections
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Hand In The Hopper
03:10
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Another Day
05:40
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Can't You See
03:50
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Where Would I Be
03:56
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Faded Embers
04:10
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Kings And Queens
05:33
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Without A Warning
02:59
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She Ain't Sayin'
02:42
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What Have We Learned
04:13
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Radical
04:32
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You Don't Mean A Thing
07:02
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Bibelhauser Louisville, Kentucky
Aaron Bibelhauser is a singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist from Louisville, KY. In addition to writing songs recorded by award winning bluegrass artists including Del McCoury Band, Balsam Range, Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper, and The Wooks, he's taken first place in the Chris Austin Songwriting Contest at Merlefest and earned a nomination for the IBMA's prestigious Song Of The Year Award. ... more
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