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The Whole Love Song
02:20
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Nineteen Sixty-Eight
03:06
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Ghost Town
03:43
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Not Finding It Here
02:53
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Greyhound
04:23
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Hate or Love
02:54
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By Love and By You
03:32
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Because You Cared
03:50
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Love Has Survived
02:59
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Old Man
01:58
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One Love and Two Lives
02:22
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On a New Day
03:49
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Let Love Go Forward
03:39
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Mark Pearson Port Ludlow, Washington
Singing and performing since the age of fifteen, Pearson has developed an individual style both as a singer and as a songwriter. Mark's professional career started with The Brothers Four in 1968, which has been a constant in his career. The albums listed here document his career as a solo artist and with his lifelong friend, Mike McCoy. ... more
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