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Make War With Your Heart
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Thick Was The Night
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Ragdoll
03:37
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Emma Dear
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Coward's Call
05:20
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Oh My
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Human Gentleness
05:01
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Half A Man
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Plucked Out
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I'm Your Man
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Shallow Creek
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A Whiskey Song
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The Hill Dogs Newberg, Oregon
The Hill Dogs are big-hearted, fire-breathing folk rockers. Rich, honest lyrics, soaked in beautiful harmonies are kept afloat by gritty grooves. The group hails from Oregon. Taylor Kingman (lead vox/lead guitar), Ricky Rohr (drums/vox), Lucas Benoit (rhythm guitar/vox), Kayla Stroik (viola/vox), Rowan Cobb (bass guitar/vox) ... more
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