Get all 12 Waters of March (Shawn M. Haney) releases available on Bandcamp and save 45%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of solace, songs of solitude and renewal, all these years, for it's a day for the ages, Christmas will lead us back, light through falling leaves, Melodies at Sundown, dear mr. science fiction novelist, summer 2020 melodies, rhapsodies & lullabies, the songbook of brown*apple^, life has a purpose, and 4 more.
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smiling
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Waters of March (Shawn M. Haney) Marietta, Georgia
Shawn M. Haney is a renowned songwriter from Marietta, GA who pens tunes of alternative, folk and indie styles in the tradition of James Taylor, the Beatles, Tallest Man on Earth, Phil Collins, Coldplay, Oasis, Travis and Pearl Jam.
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