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Baby's In The Water
03:32
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Shrine
04:20
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Moonlit Oblivion
03:51
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4. |
What Is
03:19
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Lion Made Of Stone
01:55
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Hidden Treasure
03:51
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Mercury
04:54
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Born Again & Again
03:02
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Invisible Night
03:45
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Spacious
04:55
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ONRI Nashville, Tennessee
ONRI is currently active as the solo project of David Onri Anderson, in previous activity: Zack Rafuls (drums), Aaron Harper (bass/guitar), Dustin Smoote (bass/guitar) and Daniel Ryan (drums).
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