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Drive-In
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WQRZ
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Hold Up
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Open Range
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Silent Grace
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Dig Our Way Out
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My Old Heart
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Dear Noreen
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Ticking Bomb
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Annie Hold On
02:21
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Up And Gone
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Green Song
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Phil Henry Rutland, Vermont
Singer-songwriter Phil Henry exudes the skill of a craftsman and the authenticity of an artist. “…vivid lyrical imagery that captures the imagination.” (Seven Days, VT)
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