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Need a Mountain
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Deliver My Peace
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Change My Ways
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Keeps You Breathing
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Eggs for Honey
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Creatures We Are
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Stuck
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Sway Wild Friday Harbor, Washington
SWAY WILD - New Name/Music from Mandy Fer & Dave McGraw. Sway Wild’s infectious sound explores the corners of folk, rock, pop, and funk, but at its nucleus it is undeniably a music full of joy. Sway Wild has shared stages with Iron & Wine, Lake Street Dive, and Watchhouse, and more. Mandy also tours as lead guitarist for Allison Russell and recently performed with Brandi Carlile. ... more
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