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Angry at the Sun
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Fallen
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Ribbons and Bows
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City of the Rose
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No Tears for November
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Refuge
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Mary in the Morning
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Under the Turquoise Sky
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Last Day on the Job
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Dream No More
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Who Could Love You More?
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That's Just Me
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The Lost Brothers Ireland
“The Lost Brothers harmonies are to die for, as near as a duo have got to the mastery of The Everlys and The Louvin Brothers' tender close harmony singing that I've heard anywhere near these shores." - Richard Hawley
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