Simple Life (Mason Jennings album)

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Simple Life

Studio album by

Mason Jennings

Released

2002

Genre

Folk

Length

38:26

Label

Architect Records

Producer

Mason Jennings

Mason Jennings chronology

Century Spring
(2000)

Simple Life
(2002)

Use Your Voice
(2004)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	^[1]

Simple Life is a collection of solo acoustic songs by Mason Jennings. It was released in 2002 on Architect Records.

Track listing[edit]

"Hospitals and Jails" - 3:55
"Isabel" - 3:40
"Lilacs" - 1:45
"Simple Life" - 1:00
"Summer Dress" - 2:10
"Little Details" - 2:32
"Isabella Part II" - 3:19
"In My Grave" - 2:57
"Family Tree" - 2:34
"Ain't Gonna Die" - 2:40
"Amphetamine Girl" - 2:11
"12/8 Time" - 2:36
"Rebecca DeVille" - 7:02

References[edit]

^ Simple Life at AllMusic

v t e Mason Jennings
Studio albums	Mason Jennings (1997) Birds Flying Away (2000) Century Spring (2002) Simple Life (2002) Use Your Voice (2004) Boneclouds (2006) In the Ever (2008) Blood of Man (2009)

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