Dawn - Joshua Reid

Dawn

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Morgan Jackson thought he had the best family.  A supporting older brother and the support of his loving parents.

Unless it came to music.

Now, after getting into an argument with his parents, Morgan decides to venture out on his own. 

Hoping to begin a new life where music becomes all he needs; Morgan comes to realize that there is One greater who can help.All Rights Reserved

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