Won't You Cross Over To That Other Shore
from River by Daniel Bachman
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from River,
released May 19, 2015
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Daniel Bachman Madison, Virginia
Daniel Bachman is an artist, musician, and independent scholar primarily interested in the folk histories of Virginia.
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