"Her words, his flaws, their song."
When his estranged daughter Miranda tragically dies, a retired musician sets out to complete the last song she wrote.
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Joshua Mikel
Declan
Willow Avalon
Miranda
Eddie Craddock
Wyatt
Patterson Hood
Riley
Jim White
Jim
Chris Hubbard
Chub
Mariah Parker
Mariah
Sienna Chandler
Quinn
Eleanor Caudill
Sylvia
Kate McManus
Rachel
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