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These Tears
04:20
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The Good "Ol Boys
04:57
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Jessup
04:42
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Billie Went Down To Hell
02:54
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Red River Valley
04:40
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Rusty Nail
06:28
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Purgatory
03:36
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Redman
02:41
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Selfish Man
04:41
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Love Me Again
03:30
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Sometimes I Do
05:02
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Struggle
04:16
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The Mustang Ranch Hands Carson City, Nevada
Just a guy who likes to have fun recording country music. Mostly a fun goofy band but some tracks are serious.
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