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Not Even Near
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Anjalee
02:48
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Howlin' Coyotes
04:07
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Drowning In a Line
04:21
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Pages
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Like a Stone
06:20
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Trust In Me
04:57
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Come What's More
03:24
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To Bring You Back Home
04:06
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Bind My Heart Forever
03:52
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Poorman's War
04:16
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Made the News
04:34
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Last Ditch On The Left Winnipeg, Manitoba
Born from an urgency, mingling equal parts controversy and good ol' prairie gumption, LDotL was a necessary consequence from the determined bent of Kerri Stephens and Brent Warren. A collaboration rife with as much genuine ease as disdainful tension, the varied musical influences lend to impart a sort of present-day-nostalgic sensibility. Old and new. Easy though difficult. Sweet but sour. ... more
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