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Hallelujah Chords
03:17
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Forms
03:50
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Colorado
03:16
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Morning
03:33
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Hey Now
04:05
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Hard Times
03:59
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Georgia
03:11
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Never Enough
04:09
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Bad Man
04:07
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Tinder Blues
03:28
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Clap
03:42
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Howl
04:22
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Tomahawk Fox Denver, Colorado
A band born of BBQ’s and songs sung between friends, Brianna and Mike’s simple recipe for folking hard and dancing even harder, grew to include longtime friend Zach’s finger lickin’ bass lines. Denver music blogger Bearcules touts, “if you have even one romantic nerve ending in your body, you will fall head over heals for this band.” ... more
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