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Oh, St. Jude
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Long Way Back
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Lights on the Highway
04:09
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Drink the Bottle Dry
02:58
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Mad Man's Eyes
02:16
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If I Were Around
02:48
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Bad Rise
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Leavin' Here
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2025
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Cross City Trade
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Can You Drive My Car
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Come Down Tonight
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Letters to Rosemary
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Old Lost Tears
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Whiskey Folk Ramblers Dallas, Texas
"The Ramblers sound like something you might have heard around the bonfire if a gypsy caravan and a cattle drive happened to cross trails and ended up sharing a barrel or two of whiskey."
— Jesse Hughey, Dallas Observer
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