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On The Run
06:30
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2. |
Woke Up
03:35
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3. |
It's Alright
03:01
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4. |
Dollar
03:10
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5. |
Metro
03:11
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6. |
In This World Alone
02:34
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7. |
Savannah
05:33
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8. |
Junkman
02:47
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9. |
13
03:31
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10. |
Heaven Knows
04:21
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11. |
The Devil's Eye
04:55
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12. |
Let It Go
03:11
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13. |
Another Miracle Blues
02:58
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Scratch River Big Stone Gap, Virginia
Scratch River Telegraph Company is a 4 piece band from Southwest Virginia. Their sound seamlessly blends elements of blues,
folk, and early rock and roll into something truly original.
To book Scratch River Telegraph Company, email us at scratchrivertelegraph@gmail.com.
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