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Second track recorded as a solo artist. Moved by the idea of becoming a father, this was written as to be a lullaby for his first born son, Clark. Written and Arranged by Ben Porter Vocals, guitars, and bass - Ben Porter Keys - Travis Cibolski Recording, Mixing, and Mastering - Travis Cibolski

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This episode was published on April 19, 2009.

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Second track recorded as a solo artist. Moved by the idea of becoming a father, this was written as to be a lullaby for his first born son, Clark. Written and Arranged by Ben Porter Vocals, guitars, and bass - Ben Porter Keys - Travis...

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