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Tennessee Mare
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Show Me Your Silence
04:52
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Hang Me High
03:42
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Nashville
02:58
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Struggle
03:26
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Cold, Cold Stone
04:36
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Bills to Pay
04:10
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Southern Skies
04:12
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Fortune and Fame
02:41
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Juke Joint
03:14
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Head for the Hills
03:54
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Not the End
04:31
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Song for Sally
04:15
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The Train Wrecks Savannah, Georgia
A musical force from the moss-draped Old South, The Train Wrecks are a hard-working band of songwriters and performers who love nothing more than good songs and a good show. They deliver a dynamic, original blend of Americana- ranging from outlaw alt-country and bluegrass to rootsy rock and beyond, all with a distinctive Southern swagger. ... more
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