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Waiting
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Unwound
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Say Bye-Bye
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Uncertain
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Nothin' To Say
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Please Sing Along
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Fight It
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Hang Me
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Bend For No One
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Heaven or Hell
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You're So High
03:05
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Rich McCulley El Paso, Texas
“His music (Rich McCulley) reminds me of so many good things about music. This is simply put, clean, melodic, extremely well written and performed pop music with a sharp rootsy edge. It reminds me of times when The Replacements, The Connells, The Old 97’s and The Rave-Ups ruled my world. Truth be told I haven’t heard anything this cool in quite a while.-The Alternate Root ... more
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