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Sugar Pie Blues
02:58
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Texas Roadtrip Breakdown
04:06
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Creosote
03:15
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It's Already Done
04:42
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Soul Boy
03:32
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Song for Sunday
03:26
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Year of the Goat
03:48
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Take it Off
03:42
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Those who wear the Wings
04:32
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Prisoner's of Love
07:12
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Thomas Wold San Francisco, California
T. Wold is just another in a meandering line of skinny, long haired guys who write songs on acoustic guitars. This is nothing new. Please put down your cameras and carry on.
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