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After I'm Gone
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Breathe For Me
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25 (Sucks to Be)
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Love's Not Enough
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Origami
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See
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Where We Belong
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Alana Saltz Seattle, Washington
Alana Saltz is an indie singer/songwriter and ukulele player in Seattle. She's also a writer and disability rights activist.
alanasaltz.com.
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