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River Song
02:12
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Get Your Shit Together
04:53
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I Don't Know
04:31
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Doggin is my Business
03:05
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Content to be Content
04:55
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Same Old Thing
03:29
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Graveyard Blues
04:00
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Old Time Song
06:10
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Big Weird Hurt
03:31
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Whiskey Well
03:25
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Rick's Reel (Reprise)
00:56
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The Wormdogs Burlington, Vermont
The Wormdogs are a five piece americana band from Burlington, VT. Their sound ranges from bluegrass rock n roll to country freak folk. Their instrumentation consists of a fiddle, upright bass, two guitars, and drums. The band writes songs in a wholeheartedly collaborative effort, with each member trading off on vocal duties. ... more
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