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Friends and Family
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Glad We Came
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I don't know how we got here, but I'm so glad we came. Use our days to do the good work, in the night we love and play
We may not be family but we're kindred just the same. I don't know how we got here but I'm so glad we came
You're the friend of a lifetime. I will walk the path with you. And, if dark days come upon us, hold your hand is what I'll do
We may not be family but we're kindred just the same. I don't know how we got here but I'm so glad we came.
Of all the souls in all the lifetimes, how did this come to be? I"m so glad I didn't miss you, the ages brought you to me
We may not be family but we're kindred just the same. I don't know how we got here but I'm so glad we came
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Let Me In
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Lonesome Sali
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His Name
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Foxtown - Winter Hall
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Soft Mornin' Light
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Breathe In
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Changes
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Elexa Dawson Kansas
Elexa creates community-focused Americana music with soulful vocals and connection to land. Oklahoma Native, Elexa now calls
Kansas her home.
Wanderlust is Elexa's sophomore release (Feb 2024) collaboration with Stanley Hotel.
Front for Heyleon and Weda Skirts. Potawatomi activist and educator, Elexa facilitates songwriting workshops, talking circles, and relational plant education.
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