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The Guitar
04:03
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Hemmingway's Whiskey
02:54
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The Coat
03:23
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All She Wants Is You
03:49
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If I Needed You
03:02
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Hollywood
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Eamon
04:20
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Wrong Side of the Tracks
03:40
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One Way Ticket Down
03:01
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Guy Clark Monahans, Texas
The tradition somehow endures: homegrown tomatoes, locally brewed beer, hand-knit
sweaters. Bits of jewelry. And a few
careful songs which still seek to tell private and public
truths. At least so long as Guy Clark and his loose-knit confederation of ornery musicians
keep writing and recording them.
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