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Just Go
05:14
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Carolina Home
06:00
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Freight Train Boxcar
06:11
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You're Just A Memory
02:34
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Three Wooden Crosses
03:39
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Ol' Broken Jutebox
04:05
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Cry Of The Whippoorwill
03:31
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Little Darlin'
05:17
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Gone Goner
03:26
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Trippin' Out West
07:12
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Sage Coals Nashville, Tennessee
Sage Cowles is a singer/songwriter/guitar player who is currently based out of North Carolina. His new solo recordings backed by The Stingers is a fearless departure from his previous body of work with the psychobilly country surf band Huntinanny.
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