Moodswing (Kacy Crowley album)

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Moodswing
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Studio album by Kacy Crowley
Released March 30, 2003
Recorded ???
Genre Alternative Rock
Label Independent
Kacy Crowley chronology
Anchorless
(1997)
Moodswing
(2003)
Tramps Like Us
(2004)
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Moodswing is the 2003 album by Kacy Crowley. It was released independently and is popular in Crowley's hometown of Austin, Texas.

Kacy Crowley is an American musician and singer-songwriter. A New England native, she currently resides in Austin, Texas.

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Track listing

  1. "Everything"
  2. "Kind of Perfect"
  3. "Unrecovered"
  4. "Ashes"
  5. "Suspended"
  6. "Holding in the World"
  7. "Blood"
  8. "Church Organ"
  9. "Traffic"
  10. "Humble Beginnings"

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