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'Til It Ain't
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Yesterday's Coffee
03:07
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Harvest Me
02:48
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You're Not The One
02:38
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When You Call
03:13
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Changing Heart
03:45
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A Tear For You
02:29
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Walls
03:31
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Time, Only Time
02:57
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Shawn Hess Laramie, Wyoming
Shawn Hess crawled out of a western noir film and into your hearts with songs that stand firmly with one foot in the oldest roots of western music and folk and the other in a modern sensibility for narrative and rhyme. -David Burchfield
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