An American Portrait
by The Apprentice
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumLong out-of-print debut album. recommended for fans of Eric Delong, Peter Mulvey, Reed Foehl, Acoustic Junction, and Forest Sun
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We Were Just Eighteen
04:23
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I Am Fine
04:37
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Fatherless Nation
04:33
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You Still Say
03:22
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Smiling Faces
05:48
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In The Air
02:38
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A Husband's Lament
03:13
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Your Note
04:55
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Cocaine and Whiskey
01:35
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I'm Coming Home
01:51
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11. |
The Great Invitation
01:25
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about
The Apprentice is a Folk Pop band from Kentucky
An American Portrait tells the story of love lost, life, and redemption of an American family from the perspective of four characters in the story. To follow the story we encourage you to read along with the lyrics as you listen.
An American Portrait tells the story of love lost, life, and redemption of an American family from the perspective of four characters in the story. To follow the story we encourage you to read along with the lyrics as you listen.
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released April 10, 2005
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