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Whip-Poor-Will Holler
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Dear Linoleum
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Place in My Heart
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Five Bags of Poison
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Mary
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Witch of Sunoco
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River Will Dream
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Good and Gone
03:28
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Single-Digit Highway
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Trickle of Blood
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Another Angel
02:49
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The CharFlies Saint Louis, Missouri
The CharFlies use their humor and misfortunes to cobble together what they call junk-folk—their own brand of Americana that draws on bluegrass, gospel, psychedelic pop, avant garde, country, and blues and keeps evolving.
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