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Tuesday's Song
03:57
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Paper Weight
03:53
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Cat Tails
02:58
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Home
03:21
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Walk in the Park
04:23
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Nip of Jack
04:10
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Seems These Things
04:33
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Something That I Know
03:10
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Addicted to You
04:24
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Trip Wire Toes
03:54
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Specs
05:41
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Burn to Cry
05:06
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Almost Everything
02:46
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Shit to Say
03:08
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Beautiful Girl
04:40
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Warm Storms
03:51
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Ira Grace & the Bible Belt Prophets Des Moines, Iowa
This dynamic duo is composed of Marc Bailey and Sara Williams. The two were childhood friends who after individual life experiences, were brought back together by the love of music. Both are prolific songwriters and musicians who collaborate on music and lyrics. ... more
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