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Long Mile From Home
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Reason Unwound
03:52
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Marion Hotel
04:09
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Halfway From the Truth
03:57
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New Year's Day
05:32
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The Poison and the Glue
03:07
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North Less Than South
03:15
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The Change
02:49
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See It Through
03:35
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Give My Days
04:53
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Let Me Down Gently
04:18
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Who Will We Be
04:39
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Austin Coleman Atlanta, Georgia
A singer-songwriter born and raised in western North Carolina, Austin Coleman grew up to the sounds of southern rock, classic rock, and folk-country music. His inspirations span from classic artists such as the Eagles, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Bob Seger to a more modern variety such as Jason Isbell, Ryan Adams, and Band of Horses. ... more
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