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Badlands
02:22
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Big Rocks
03:01
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Whiskey Neat
03:41
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Whiskey neat in the glass
Worked too much so pour it fast
Numb the pain my weary soul
Can't slow down I'm gettin old
Oh oh oh
Death oh death now don't you come
Workin for the man and I ain't done
No time to stop no time to slow
He'll follow me wherever I go
Oh oh oh
Moneys paid moneys owed
No end in sight It takes its toll
They all got there hooks in me
Can't they all just leave me be
Oh oh oh
So whiskey neat in the glass
Worked too much so pour it fast
Numb the pain my weary soul
Can't slow down I'm gettin old
Oh oh oh
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Crossing of Elakala
03:31
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Red Spruce and Hemlock
01:59
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Tucker County 48
01:51
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Fisher Street Run
02:28
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Justin Bedo Ridgely, Maryland
Justin is the Banjo player for the Maryland Folk Rock band SilhouetteSong. In his spare time he has been working on writing and recording songs for his bluegrass/folk instrumental project.
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