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Let It Die by Feist

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Let It Die by Feist

2004 | Indie | Pop | Singer-Songwriter

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Gatekeeper (0 Ratings)
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Let It Die (0 Ratings)
Lonely Lonely (0 Ratings)
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Now at Last (0 Ratings)
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When I Was a Young Girl (0 Ratings)

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2004 | Indie, Pop, Singer-Songwriter
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2004 | Indie, Pop, Singer-Songwriter
8.0 (5 Ratings)
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"This album was introduced to me by John Legend who actually played the title song for me while we were writing—he played it on the piano and sang it at first. It was so striking, I said, 'What is that?" And then he played me the actual record and it instantly became a favorite for me. The way her voice breaks is so moving. She totally caught pure honesty and that's inspiring."

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