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Am I Born To Die?
01:13
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Spittin' Teeth
02:34
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Too soon ago
02:46
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Quiet Men
02:41
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Stay
03:04
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Hollow Ground
03:19
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Blind Man's Game
03:59
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Don't Save Em
03:48
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Thunder and Gold
03:07
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Jon Charles Dwyer Asheville, North Carolina
Jon Charles Dwyer's songs embody the spirit of the Appalachian mountains he is married to: all poverty stricken loss and desire set against the backdrop of the most beautiful springtime of love and fresh hope tumbling over those hills and down to the valleys below. ... more
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