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Whiskey
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123
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Your Fool
02:00
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Short Hair
03:04
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Want A New Drug
02:47
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Knock On Wood
02:19
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My Guitar
02:41
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One Beer
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Bullshit
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Wise to the Ways
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Judy
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My My
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Weapons
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One Dollar Two Dollar
03:04
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Sweet GA Brown Georgia
"if Steve Earle and John Prine tag teamed Bob Dylan and Jerry Reed was pushin' Roger Alan Wade would laugh at em and say, ''
y'all can't make a Sweet G.A. Brown''....."
- Corey Keith....finder of great music, one man's opinion
Love Thy Neighbor...and listen to Sweet GA Brown
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Sweet GA Brown recommends:
Too Far Gone
by The Legendary Chris Scott
My co writer of most of my thoughts, I'll see you on the other side.
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