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Hamlet's Lament
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Awaiting Your Reply
03:24
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Open Our Eyes
05:12
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Where Can I Go?
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Parkland
04:22
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Jim Bulleit Virginia Beach, Virginia
Jim Bulleit is a retired high school English teacher. He wrote his first song while taking a poetry class in his early twenties and wrote songs occasionally during his teaching years. Since retirement he has devoted himself to songwriting and has produced four CDs of original songs. His major influences include the Beatles, James Taylor, Jackson Browne, Elvis Costello, and John Hiatt. ... more
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