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Come To Me High (Live)
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Take Me As I Am (Live)
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Bristlecone Pine (Live)
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Oklahoma Stray (Live)
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Aretha (Live)
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Play Your Guitar (Live)
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Pizza and Pinball (Live)
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Slow (Live)
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Sara Smile (Live)
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Better Place (Live)
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Rumer London, UK
Since her first album Seasons Of My Soul landed in the Top 3 of the UK Albums Charts in 2010, achieved Platinum sales status and garnered her a MOJO Award for Best Breakthrough Act as well as two BRIT Award nominations, British singer-songwriter Rumer has gone on to forge an acclaimed career both as a highly regarded songwriter. ... more
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