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Back to the Start Again
03:27
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Goodbye Carolina Rose
02:44
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Supernatural Wine
03:38
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4. |
Another Song
04:08
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Revelations Bluegrass
02:48
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Mississippi Mile
03:39
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Trouble and Worry
03:07
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Operator (On the Line)
03:22
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I'll Never Be the Same
03:20
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Paper Town
04:00
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Washington
03:14
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Saint Anyway Duluth, Minnesota
Saint Anyway is a banjo-bass-guitar string band based out of Duluth, MN. The trio's music is a hard-driving, all original brand of folk music known in the north-country as "stomp-grass."
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