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Bad Man
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Long Way Away
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Like Lovers Do
04:18
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Man Down
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Heavy Chains
02:41
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Little Time
04:25
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Minstrel
03:56
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New Days and New Ways
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The Mirror
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Travis Hatcher Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
Currently in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Travis Hatcher is a an acoustic/folk/indie musician with family and music roots in Newfoundland and classic rock giving him a unique approach to his song writing. Travis sings semi-autobiographical and storytelling songs designed to ensnare the imagination and stir your emotions. ... more
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