Severland

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Severland
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Studio album by
ReleasedMay 8, 2007
Recorded2007
Genre Folk rock, Blues rock
Length54:18
Label Ninth Street Opus

Severland is the third album released by Blame Sally.

Contents

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Severland"Renee Harcourt6:37
2."Fillmore Street"Monica Pasqual4:40
3."House of the Living"Renee Harcourt, Billy Lee Lewis, B.Z. Lewis5:13
4."If You Tell a Lie"Monica Pasqual3:48
5."Besalu"Monica Pasqual3:17
6."A Thousand Tiny Pieces"Sean Hayes4:01
7."Moth to a Flame"Renee Harcourt3:14
8."Give a Damn"Monica Pasqual5:42
9."Trouble"Pam Delgado, Alicia Buelow4:10
10."Orange"Renee Harcourt3:22
11."Devil to Pay"Monica Pasqual6:15
12."Long Time With You"Renee Harcourt4:06

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