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Need to Roam
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Uno-Dos-Tres
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Livin' Cheap
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I'll Be Good
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Cowboy's Waltz
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You Don't Think
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Redwood
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Nothin' But Time
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Jalopy Slow
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Shenandoah Waltz
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Miss Lana Rebel Tucson, Arizona
“Lana Rebel is the badass matriarch of local dust bowl country. Sounding like the coal miner's daughter trapped in a
collapsed mine, the music of Rebel is gorgeous and morose, a sad waltz of cowgirl balladry that can't be cured by even the most generous whiskey pour.”
-EAC Portland Mercury
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