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It's Okay It's Alright
04:08
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It's okay to have a big dream. It's okay, dont tell ya differnt.
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All uh Your Life
03:24
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pretty, poor, afraid, naked, tired, calm
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Midwest Blues
03:01
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Mary's Moonshine
03:37
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Mary's in the kitchen just a pickin and a grinning. She aint got a care in the world today. It doesn't matter why. She doesn't have to try cause she's makin money off of that moonshine. But Mary's gotta stay, so she can make her pay, and watch it boil over in the mid-day.
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No Good For Me
02:17
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Big Banjo Stand
01:26
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Chris Dollar Bloomington, Indiana
Folk singer-songwriter, Chris Dollar, performs and produces Americana folk songs for those who have a taste for string music
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