Bruce Springsteen, High Hopes | Album Review 💿
High Hopes may not be the best or most memorable Bruce Springsteen album, but it’s still pretty doggone good.
High Hopes may not be the best or most memorable Bruce Springsteen album, but it’s still pretty doggone good.
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