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I Know
03:38
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Botched Execution
03:23
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St. Anne's Parade
04:21
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The Last Hawk
04:14
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Buffalo Nickel
04:02
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Mourning Song
04:13
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Invisible Man
03:42
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Johnny Come Outside
03:49
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Missionary Ridge
03:30
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BWYR
03:14
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Eric's Birthday
01:20
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This Ride
03:31
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Shovels & Rope Charleston, South Carolina
Shovels & Rope make music that exudes raw beauty, honesty, grit and passion. Hard work does pay off; the band spent the better part of 2012 and 2013 touring almost non-stop, spreading their signature blend of rock, country, punk and folk to the masses.
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