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Getting Warmer
03:58
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Don't Live Here Anymore
04:45
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Die Trying
05:05
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Keep Losing
04:19
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149
04:12
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Bridges Burn
04:54
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Best Part of Livin'
04:47
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Little Places
05:30
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Lonesome Town
04:49
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Circle
04:47
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Voodoo of Love
04:44
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Sonora 51
05:31
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Trouble Bound Band Denver, Colorado
Hailing from Denver Colorado, Trouble Bound classifies its music as "Americana-infused rock." With diverse influences, they
mix elements of rock, country, folk, blues, and singer-songwriter musical styles to create a hybrid roots-rock sound all their own.
Tinged with reverence to the forefathers of outlaw country their music is a slice of Colorado perspective.
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