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Where Does It Go
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Everyone Talking
02:59
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Call You Back
02:22
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Garden
03:32
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Those Faces
02:40
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What's In A Name
02:54
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7. |
Another Day
03:34
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8. |
Don't Ask Why
02:17
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9. |
Running Off
02:45
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In The Wind
03:16
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Home
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Junaco Los Angeles, California
Junaco means rolling with the pace of life and enjoying the present.
It means living with intention, not just running to run.
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