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save me from me
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nobody's home
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back to the ground
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look me in the eye
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your grave
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Caelin Austin, Texas
“Something that I really want people to know is that it’s ok to feel.” Austin-based singer-songwriter CAELIN makes this message clear in her emotionally transparent songs backed by strong, rootsy grooves and powerful vocals. Her music has a dreamy, ethereal air to them but does not get lost up in the clouds. They’re firmly grounded by Americana dramatics and CAELIN's authentic songwriting. ... more
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