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The Carnival Show
05:14
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My Bare Bones
04:33
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Where I May Breathe
06:31
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Bullet
04:41
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Baby this bullet was made for you
The last one I have to shoot
And my barrel ain’t broken
But I won’t give you up to no lawman
The wells were dry for a hundred miles
And it was their lives or we’d face heavens trials
And the wheels of the wagon no longer had spokes
As we shot and gained speed on those un-thirsty folk
And will you come to my hanging
To hear my final words
We all return to where we once were
Baby this bullet was made for you
Wherever I try and shoot
And we’ll never have fun
If we don’t get gone
They hunted us down through the dawn to the ocean
With our backs to the waves I said I’ll take you to no end
And she looked away and that’s when I drew aim
And they took me in but I gave them no name
They said why did you do it son
Pull a gun on your own girl
Cause nothing else mattered anymore in this whole world
And come be my angel
As I fall from the gallows and I find hell
Baby this bullet was made for you
This is what I was always meant to do
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The Herbert Bail Orchestra Los Angeles, California
From the depths of the modern American folk movement comes The Herbert Bail Orchestra, incorporating elements of folk-rock- Americana-blues and country music. "A fusion of past and present, frontier and adventure, psyche and soul. Full sounds and powerful live performances pull listeners into their timeless dimension." says The HuffPost. "A journey into the American psyche" says Nowness. ... more
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