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Can't Take Back
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Codependent Heart
03:37
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Wasted Energy
04:35
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Drunk Tank
03:40
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I Love This City
03:24
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The Town
03:30
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Good Corn Liquor
05:10
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Cactus And Cocaine
03:42
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Through The Trees
04:48
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Ryan Curtis Boise, Idaho
Old School Honky Tonk & Blues from the great state of Idaho
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Another solid effort start to finish. Very much a life lesson storytelling lyricist. To me still is very similar to James McMurtry which is not a bad thing. Looks like another album is dropping soon. That’s good news.
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The best breakup/tragedy song I have heard in years. Evokes Glen Campbell and raw grief. Brilliant!!
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Just a 10 out of 10 album. Vol. 1 is Good... like really good... Vol 2 is Great. Though I might be a bit biased.
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Nobody's Peach
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Nobody’s Peach, from Seattle, serve up nine gorgeous songs informed by bluegrass and Americana, gentle as a fall breeze.
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Radiant country music lit up by pedal steel and sparkling guitar, centered on heart-stirring vocal melodies.
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