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This Road
04:26
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52 Reasons
03:45
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Footprints (In The Sand)
04:01
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The Brave One
03:40
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Hangman
03:35
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Tears
03:05
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Battle Hounds
03:57
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The Unravelling
03:48
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Little Jane
04:52
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I Went Down
04:16
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The Coaltown Daisies Fife, UK
A duo of singer-songwriters who write and perform dynamic folk, soul and americana music; they have tremendous experience as
performers, recording artists and event managers and are renowned for their engaging live performances and steady professionalism.
They have been said to sound like Steve Earle, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Bruce Springsteen, Shawn Colvin, Montgomery Gentry and the Indigo Girls.
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