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Sad Theme
02:12
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2. |
Closest I Can Get
03:16
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3. |
If I Hope So
00:37
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4. |
Killing Ants
02:32
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5. |
Officially Lonely
02:03
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6. |
More Jazz
01:10
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7. |
Where Did Everybody Go
04:48
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8. |
Stay In My Arms
02:24
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10. |
Sad Scene
02:31
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11. |
Thanks For Sharing
03:55
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12. |
Sad Ending
01:23
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Number Seattle, Washington
Number is a solo project by Jake McCaffray. This album, 1: Jake Got Sad, was born out of McCaffray’s need for a secondary creative outlet from his band, Fruit Juice, and is a return to his joy of recording, arranging, and playing by himself at home.
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