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Fifteen
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Just That Sort of Guy
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Praisin' The Lord
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Captain School
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Irene
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Funeral Home
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Rascal
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Getting Stranger
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One Man Train Wreck
02:39
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High School Reunion
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The Southern Shame Nashville, Tennessee
A tasty, yet stanky stew of rock & roll, self-deprecation, six-packs of beer, marital problems, and outlaw country as played
by three grown-ass men.
We're three friends who have a love for rock & roll, folk, classic country, punk, and garage rock (and whatever the hell else tickles our fancy). We hope you enjoy what we do as much as we do!
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