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Albuquerque
02:15
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Steers And Queers
01:56
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Texas Sky
02:50
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No Thought Head Empty
01:57
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Goodbye Darlin
02:50
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Doubtful
02:09
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Party Lights
02:55
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All Our Favorite Songs
02:28
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Not My Remedy
01:54
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Million Reasons
03:14
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Simple Paradise
01:52
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Squeakie Oakland, California
Squeakie is a cuntry band formed in the East Bay of California with roots in Texas, & Indiana. They croon about growing up in small town America being queer
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