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Another Day
04:22
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Calling Out
05:08
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Water of Life
09:19
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Dreaming/Universal Light
05:53
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Solar Wind
02:31
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Darkness
07:30
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Part of Me
05:21
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To the River
13:46
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Still Water
04:53
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Sojourn
10:05
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Autumn Sky
07:42
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Kevin Jarvis Sumter, South Carolina
Multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Kevin Jarvis lives in central South Carolina. He has released music as a solo artist and as a member of Farpoint, From the Morning, Greyfeather, Mercy’s Hand, The Green Swamp Collective, and October Layne, as well as appearing as a musician or recording engineer on dozens of releases. He is also the band leader at Sumter First Church of God in Sumter, SC. ... more
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