Songs in the Key of Keys

By Jay Kettering

Published May 30, 2022 at 10:05 AM MDT

Caroline Keys and Nate Biehl share their original songs, inspired by small town newspaper police blotters, flight attendants and boats covered in snow. Plus, first poems by Caroline’s young student writers inspired by fast food, Covid-19 and Rock Paper Scissors.

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