Ellis Hadlock Tranquil Scenes CD

Tranquil Scenes Music

Category	New Age Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7458696
Catalog number	134482
Discs	1
Release Date	May 29, 2007

Ellis Hadlock Tranquil Scenes Songs

	1.	Wipe Away the Tears
	2.	Tranquil Morning
	3.	The Ocean is Calling
	4.	Harbor Winds
	5.	Flowing Streams
	6.	Escape the City
	7.	If Space Could Talk
	8.	Acoustic Nights

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