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2168:Like a Child
2151:Jars of Clay
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1765:December 31,
1763:. Retrieved
1759:the original
1734:. Retrieved
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1712:. Retrieved
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1634:September 6,
1632:. Retrieved
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1578:double album
1570:Adrian Belew
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1556:Jars of Clay
1552:radio single
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1514:Like a Child
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1171:Jars of Clay
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1116:"Four Seven"
1095:bonus tracks
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904:Like a Child
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791:Duncan Sheik
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764:Duncan Sheik
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245:Adrian Belew
146:Jars of Clay
141:Studio album
126:Jars of Clay
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40:Please help
35:verification
32:
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2455:The Shelter
2190:Crazy Times
2180:Much Afraid
2080:Discography
2007:Jar of Gems
1986:Drummer Boy
1936:The Shelter
1873:Much Afraid
1834:Matt Odmark
1390:2× Platinum
1193:Matt Odmark
1152:The Shelter
920:"Art In Me"
876:Matt Odmark
768:Matchbox 20
760:Sarah Masen
727:Frank Zappa
723:David Bowie
693:initially.
621:alternative
601:Much Afraid
569:soundtracks
558:The Samples
2499:Categories
2370:Sunny Days
2334:Revolution
2320:I Need You
1993:Stringtown
1603:References
1287:Production
1127:"Untitled"
772:Sarah Jahn
741:rotation.
640:Background
537:guitarist
254:chronology
232:Silvertone
68:newspapers
2443:Two Hands
2298:This Road
2211:Overjoyed
1736:March 23,
1490:"Liquid"
1416:Position
1402:Billboard
1369:Billboard
1166:Personnel
1022:Writer(s)
867:"Sinking"
831:Writer(s)
647:began at
627:instead.
617:folk-rock
607:Notably,
228:Essential
1248:recorder
1203:mandolin
842:"Liquid"
799:backlash
514:Overview
350:AllMusic
239:Producer
153:Released
143: by
2142:singles
1692:May 18,
1537:Singles
1464:Single
1398:Singles
1362:Release
1257:(5, 10)
675:Nirvana
589:college
585:project
524:Strings
287:(1995)
278:(1995)
269:(1994)
82:scholar
2483:Closer
2230:Exodus
2049:Closer
1943:Inland
1687:ew.com
1548:Liquid
1542:Liquid
1413:Chart
1350:Charts
1250:(3, 4)
1108:Length
1025:Length
834:Length
793:, and
502:group
344:Rating
341:Source
206:Length
161:Studio
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2161:Flood
2091:Frail
1659:(30).
1565:Frail
1554:from
1530:1996
1519:1996
1504:1996
1493:1995
1482:1995
1477:Flood
1467:Year
1423:Flood
1410:Song
1383:1996
1364:year
1187:organ
1146:Vinyl
1130:18:35
1105:Title
1019:Title
1000:27:15
964:Flood
828:Title
801:from
795:Sting
596:Frail
582:class
577:Frail
566:movie
554:Sting
531:Flood
223:Label
191:Genre
89:JSTOR
75:books
2421:Work
1767:2011
1738:2008
1716:2011
1694:2021
1679:and
1636:2011
1367:The
1255:oboe
1119:2:42
1064:4:23
1050:4:23
986:5:18
972:3:31
954:3:31
940:5:19
934:"He"
926:3:58
912:4:35
894:4:46
880:3:47
859:3:32
770:and
749:Tour
659:and
560:and
520:drum
61:news
2327:Fly
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1461:No
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1371:200
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