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A documentary song comes from a person’s actual, lived experience. DocSongs document the emotions of that experience through music and share it with the world.

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It’s a Warm Feeling to be Free

Liz discovers strength in living life on her own terms.

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Mary Lou

Mary Lou makes the decision of a lifetime and walks out after 43 long years.

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Love so Much

Will Foote reminds himself that he, too, is worthy of wonderful things.

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I Understood my Father’s Love

Charles Brown recounts a special gift given to him by his father.

Surreal painting on canvas. Abstract people floats in the boat in the sea of human souls

You’re a Bully

From the Songs of #MeToo project

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Walk With You

Sometimes it takes time to stand up for oneself.

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The Right to Love

Li Meiling left her home country of China, but that doesn’t mean she can leave home. Her family has a long reach.

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The Preschool Song

To make it easier to say goodbye in the morning, Marieke Slovin and her father would wave to each other through the windows of the preschool building.

Symbolic depiction of Christopher Columbus

Stoke Train

Utah and Colorado: Hazel Delehey and friends are hiking for miles and Hazel has fallen ill. She and her friends call themselves the “Stoke Train” to keep them going.