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First Place
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Shelby
03:42
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Halfway Up
03:55
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Off the Lawn
04:15
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Pastels
04:16
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Hallways
03:00
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Lovers Rock
04:49
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I Could Never Draw
03:05
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Father McKenzie
03:58
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The Brook & The Bluff Nashville, Tennessee
Birmingham band makin music in Nashville
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