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Whatchya Gone Do
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Don't F&^% with Tigers
05:18
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Need of Prayer
03:06
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Heidi
02:44
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Rollin in The Grave
02:50
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Sinnerman
04:07
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Hey Momma
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Arann Harris and The Farm Band Petaluma, California
Arann’s distinctive voice comes from playing at countless campfires, hole-in-the-wall bars and coffee houses around the country. The themes of Arann’s lyrics could read like a journal of his travels: farming, animals, food, friends and “dirt-bag, wine-country livin’.” Yet traces of Arann’s urban upbringing can always be found in his music. ... more
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