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Here I Go
03:58
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1000 Miles Away
04:06
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Dance Again
04:44
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The Outer Bank
04:05
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Don't Get Too Close
04:08
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Broken Things
04:30
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Come Home
03:58
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So Far Gone
03:25
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Let You Go
04:05
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Jacksboro Highway
04:37
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Wish You Well
03:58
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Lillie Mae
04:16
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Pushing and Pulling
04:40
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Let Me Out
03:33
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Out Of The Way
05:16
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Last Rodeo
02:27
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Leave It Alone
04:32
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Congress Street
04:41
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20. |
Are We Through Now
03:24
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21. |
Open Road
03:47
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Piece of the Puzzle
05:29
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Better Life (Live)
04:43
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The Truth
04:20
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Joel Thetford Portland, Maine
Joel Thetford has become a fixture in the songwriting community, and has shared the stage with such acts as Sarah Shook & the Disarmers, Shooter Jennings, Asleep At The Wheel, James McMurtry, Josh Morningstar, Hayley Thompson-King, The Alternate Roots, Barns Courtney, and many more. ... more
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