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Not Welcome Anymore
03:31
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2. |
I'm the Man
03:22
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Silver Road
03:02
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The Kid
02:44
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Ticket to Little Easy
04:05
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Fine Cigar
04:27
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Captain James
04:24
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Dirty Old Man
03:00
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9. |
No Other
05:27
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Tequila Shot
03:18
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11. |
Why Me?
04:11
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Tie Me to the Station
04:53
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Patch Canal
02:32
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Broken Time Machine
03:10
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Backroad Blues
03:56
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Louder Than Milk Boston, Massachusetts
We're Louder Than Milk, a Boston band founded in. 2016. We write our own material influenced by American roots and offshoots of country, blues, folk, bluegrass and rock.
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