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Migration (2005)
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Sam Hall
02:42
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The Pardoner's Song
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Old Bill
04:06
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Better
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Noah's Ark
02:45
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Ask Sophie Snoqualmie, Washington
Coming together over an affinity for expensive whiskey, cheap beer and a mutual admiration for storytelling, delivering fringe Americana from Washington’s Snoqualmie Valley to the world, Ask Sophie is given to fits of purposeful songs regarding truth, lies, drinking, and prison. Ask Sophie’s music incorporates traditional folk music, old-time country and rock ‘n roll, with a punk rock sensibility. ... more
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