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Hell's Half Acre
03:12
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Rainbows & Rope Burns
03:10
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Black Widow Blues
02:26
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Fireball
03:14
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Good Enough
02:49
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New Year's Eve
04:04
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Someday Somehow
02:40
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8. |
When Death Comes Knockin
02:44
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9. |
Left Hand
02:30
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Sunshine & Daisies
03:11
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11. |
Saints be Quiet
03:47
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12. |
Live on Purpose
03:45
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Running like a river flowing
Headed down that road again
Set my sights on where I’m going
But remember where I’ve been
Walk among the lambs and lions
Know a face, forget the name
Chalk it up to new horizons
When it doesn’t look the same
When it doesn’t look the same
They say it all gets better
Never know what lies in store
Wait awhile, can’t change the weather
Lose the battle and win the war
Lose the battle and win the war
In a world of ifs and maybes
Ain’t a thing that’s guaranteed
Hug your friends and love your babies
Be the one somebody needs
Run away and join a circus
Find forgiveness in the fray
Hold on tight and live on purpose
Shine some light along the way
Shine some light along the way
Talking late into the morning
Whiskey and a fishing line
Songs that take you without warning
No better way to pass the time
On cloudy days, the sun will shine on
We’re apart but not alone
Won’t be long now, leave the light on
Hit the road I’m going home
Hit the road I’m going home
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13. |
Why I Drink
03:19
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14. |
Been So Long
03:54
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Grifters & Shills Houston, Texas
High lonesome harmonies with a rock n roll soul.
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