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Peggy
03:20
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Borrow
02:50
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Take Care of Yourself
04:17
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Girl Who Never Smiled
04:32
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Every Sunday
03:14
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Here With Me
03:55
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Run
04:28
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Silence
03:02
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Right Now
04:16
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Wasted My Time
03:14
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Farther on Down the Road
03:47
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Back Porch Light
02:51
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Eric Hisaw Austin, Texas
Eric Hisaw is a folk-rock workhorse. His understated guitar playing and lyrical density is countered by the spirit in the grooves and bound together by the dedication and experience of a hard traveled seeker committed to reporting his findings from the lost highway. A great listen for fans of Joe Ely, Dave Alvin, Steve Earle and Alejandro Escovedo. ... more
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