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Going Out West
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Colorado Girl
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Outside Looking In
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Lay You In The Grave
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You WIll Find Me
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The Lord Is My Protector
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When You Dig My Grave
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That's Alright
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The Sumner Brothers Vancouver, British Columbia
AMERICANROOTSUK - "in a class of its' own" "five stars" I wouldn't be at all surprised if this 5 star album ends up in my
top 20 all time"
LONESTAR MAGAZINE - "This ain’t no novel, by God, it’s non-fiction. Real, bleeding, pissing, moaning, crying, pleading, questioning, bone breaking, eye-gouging, ear-biting, down in the dirt fighting for your life kind of music..."
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