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circles (2008)
02:50
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circles (1988)
03:02
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circles (1989)
02:53
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high wire (2008)
02:44
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high wire (2000)
02:54
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left behind (2008)
03:18
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oh, how I loved (1988)
04:19
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morning song (1989)
03:58
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morning song (2000)
03:42
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to you (2002)
03:36
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whatchoo gonna do (1988)
03:30
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won't be lonely (1988)
02:57
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won't be lonely (2010)
02:49
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won't be lonely (1989)
03:15
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Tall Paul & Kristie Bobal Nashville, Tennessee
Paul & Kristie call Nashville home. in fact, Kristie is a 6th generation Nashvillian.
Onstage they are
an engaging and passionate duo. Having the ability to completely Rock in their back pocket allows these two to deliver a poignant ballad just before raising the roof. Paul’s guitar style compliments Kristie’s sultry vocals while their harmony blend conveys their years of performing together.
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