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Long Dirt Road
03:47
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2. |
You Better Leave
04:48
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3. |
Memphis
04:20
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4. |
Mermaid Bottle Blues
04:42
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5. |
See You In Hell
04:06
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6. |
Midnight Road
04:11
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7. |
My Soul
03:26
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8. |
Where Did You Go
03:10
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9. |
Bad Things (cover)
03:22
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Siren Bones Boston, Massachusetts
Our names are Tim and Kristie. We both play guitar and sometimes banjo. We play sad sad songs.
We are also looking to add more players. Contact us if you are interested!
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