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Watchmen
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I Take Comfort
06:24
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Fullness of Joy
05:56
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Jesus Lord of the Land
03:35
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What's Going Unsaid
04:26
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Prayer in Bb
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Hold the Line
05:23
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Uzziah, my friend
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Soaked in Silence
06:24
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The Olive Tree
Meet the collaborative songwriting effort of two brothers. Currently based out of New Orleans and Madison, Ben and Scott Cunningham grew up in Memphis, Tennessee. They love alt-country, the key of G, acoustic guitars, fishing, Jesus, and the world he created. For 15 years and running, together they write and record songs about these things, calling this effort The Olive Tree. ... more
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