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Elena's Song
02:14
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Oblivious Couple
01:55
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I Don't Need Roses
02:27
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I'd Write a Song for You
02:30
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Catherine Dayton Sacramento, California
Catherine Dayton is a singer/songwriter who plays ukulele and records lovely little songs about oblivious couples, falling into infatuation, and, when the mood strikes her, tragic life altering events.
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