Call Myself A Home: An Ode To Janis Maclure

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1.	An Ode To Janis Maclure Part I 03:52	buy track
2.	A Conversation In The Narative 04:41	buy track
3.	Keeps 06:20	buy track
4.	Fake Pearls and Pea Coats 04:22	buy track
5.	Rosary 05:05	buy track
6.	My Friend 04:38	buy track
7.	Paper Bag Nativity 03:27	buy track
8.	When The Sky Is Reaching Out 05:28	buy track
9.	An Ode To Janis Maclure Part II 01:53	buy track

Call Myself A Home: An Ode To Janis Maclure was written and recorded by Matthew de la Torre.

released May 1, 2016

Album Art by Alyssa Young.

Matthew de la Torre Phoenix, Arizona

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