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Ain't No Fun
02:01
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Mary Lou Up
03:41
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Breakfast
03:15
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Right Foot Left Foot
02:38
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Ashes in a Cup
03:03
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Drunk Me
04:32
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Stay Here
03:08
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All of Our Days
03:35
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Photo Booth
03:30
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Right Thing
04:52
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The Drop Shadows Seattle, Washington
Trumpet tooting, guitar picking, harmonizing cow-people, The Drop Shadows write Seattle Country originals that will entreat you to drink cheap beer, tell you the tale of a long-suffering married couple, and sing to you about the dangers of superstitions, among other countrified topics. Hang on to your hats, folks! The Drop Shadows will dress up so you can get down. ... more
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