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Dry Bones
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Fly Away
03:15
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Long Gravel Road
04:27
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Fire on the Breath
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Bury Me
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Dirty Old Town
03:05
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The Banshee
02:55
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Finnegan's Wake
02:45
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Train in Scotland
03:44
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Drunk in the Gutter
05:34
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Rowdy Soul
02:29
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Cutthroat Shamrock Knoxville, Tennessee
- Cutthroat Shamrock combines the speed of bluegrass with the drive and energy of punk rock and then tops it all off with a little Celtic influence. -Fronted by dual vocals and backed by solid bass lines, the momentum gained by two drummers make this a combination to wake up any size of room. ... more
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