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All This Time
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Prison Cell
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Better Luck
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My Dog
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Heart Don't Lie
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Comfort Me
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Mr. Popular
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Crumbs
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Six Foot Under
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See You Again
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Just Like Yours
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Heather Anne Lomax Los Angeles, California
Heather Anne Lomax was born in the wagon of a traveling' show.
She received Tidal’s “Best of Folk” in 2020 for her song
“Heart Don’t Lie”, and Robert Oermann’s “Discovery Award” in Nashville.
Her album “All This Time” debuted in 2020, and has received critical acclaim.
She will be releasing her next record based on tracks she recorded with Michael Doman from “The Broken Homes” (MCA).
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