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Sunset Blues Revisited
02:44
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She said I don't mind if you don't mind
We're just havin' ourselves a good ol' time
Out here
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Pacifico Clara
03:29
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I told her some jokes
And I made her laugh
We were havin' a good time
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Wild Bill
Why'd ya do it
Wild Bill
I shoulda knew it
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Death on the Beach
02:12
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Paul Howard Nashville, Tennessee
Eclectic folk & alt-country tunes for fans of Devendra Banhart, Aaron Freeman, Roger Miller, John Prine, Harry Nilsson, and the like. Songs chock full of playful, nostalgic, and satirical lyrics. A little off the beaten path...
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