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Anywhere But Here
03:16
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Couch Surfing
02:53
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Kokum's Stories
03:08
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A Place To Call Home
02:54
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Alibis
02:46
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Hiway 40 Blues
03:57
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I Don't Regret A Thing
03:20
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Do You Hear Me Now?
03:00
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Trent Agecoutay Edmonton, Alberta
Trent Agecoutay is a musician’s musician who literally sings for his supper. His toe-tapping, country-roots style is easy on the ears. Matched with his easy going nature and comedic timing that has kept audiences entertained for over 20 years.
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