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Black Sheep
02:34
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Toilet Town
03:34
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Useless Torch
02:35
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Shatter
03:18
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Rich People
02:09
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Hard To Prove
04:31
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Tanyss & Wildwood Edmonton, Alberta
Smart songwriting with an intuitive sense of classic country cadences and “deceptively sweet” vocals.
www.wildwoodband.ca
www.facebook.com/Wildwood-Band-1471763463069775/
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