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The House & The Tree
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Funeral
05:20
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Bert Hill
03:48
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The Wrangler
03:33
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Quid Pro Quo
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Love Lost It's Youth
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Whistle In The Wind
03:03
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Sinful Bliss
01:28
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Sweet Remorse
03:00
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A Rain Song
07:18
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Exit 380 Dallas
In the spring of 1999, spawned by an insidious need for attention; Exit 380 began its crawl in the wet streets of Denton, Texas from acoustic two-piece bar schlock to the more sprint ready five-headed alternative act. Best known in North Texas for its 11 years of rock and roll pandering, the band has begun to wear a new tread into its heel by hitchhiking down a more swamp laden, alt-country road. ... more
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