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I Was King by Tom Paul Tom Paul : I Was King.
 Roots rock meets contemporary folk.

Melodic and accessible,I Was King is great singer-songwriter fare in the tradition of David Grey and John Hiatt, with a touch of Tom Petty's influence. It's warm, personal, and in Tom Paul's case, pretty darn easy going. "It's an Easy Life" opens the album, and manages to be intensely optimistic without being the least bit cloying. This album will make you feel good, in other words, which is a nice way to feel: dontcha think? "Highly hummable," says one listener.
Songs:

1. It's an easy life
2. Before you know it
3. Drops that hit the sand
4. Hartman street
5. I didn't catch what you said
6. I was king
7. Share it with me
8. She dreams of flying
9. In the morning
10. If only it would stop raining
11. The best in me
12. Sympathetic stranger
13. I wish the world was flat
14. I'm ready for you

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 11/12/2003
Tom Paul lives in Pennsylvania USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Folk

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