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Civil War
03:11
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February In A Bordertown
05:42
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Graveyard Stoned
03:23
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Huttonville Skyline
05:03
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My Hands
03:00
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Dish Rag #2
01:58
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Finish Him
03:27
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When One Wont Do
05:33
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Matter Much
02:38
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Wise Old Man
02:02
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the Flying Museum Band Toronto, Ontario
"A sonic spiritual of roots-country-folk, a southern-tinged collective that makes you want to cry out, alleluia, I have seen
the light. A gritty folk jam straight from Torontopia."
"From the breezy and rustic melodies of their earlier recordings to the more urgent, polished pop of their recent output, this decidedly grounded Toronto band will put a grin on your mouth area."
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