Get all 9 Aaron Wrixon releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Rare Birds: Home Recordings 1995–2020, Half-Drunk and Heartbroke: 25 Years of Aaron Wrixon, Knowing Not Knowing, Stay With Me (Live), A Poor Man Needs Peace, The Year of Longing Dangerously, Alone, Hey Sunlight, and 1 more.
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Why Do You Have to Go?
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Hey Beautiful
02:20
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Smart Like You
06:33
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Coming Home
04:09
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Oak Tree, Oak Tree
04:33
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The Damnedest Thing
04:37
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The Birds
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Men and Brethren
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Stockbroken
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Mistake
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For You
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Stay With Me
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Jen Says Yes
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It'll Work Out
04:49
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Aaron Wrixon Ontario
Copywriter. Singer-songwriter. Righteous dude.
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