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Keep on keeping' on
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Golden Age
04:24
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Stand and fight
03:12
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Timbertrain
04:21
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Redneck Girl
05:05
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Always coming back
05:09
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Never felt so alone
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We need more love
04:40
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I'm not mad
05:35
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We can choose
04:57
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Jonathan Roberts England, UK
Jonathan started playing the guitar at age 12 and started writing songs soon after. Always keen on every genre, he's played in blues bands, rock bands, folk bands, country bands and some bands he prefers to forget. He now splits his time between jam band Oldskool and his prog folk duo Beau Jangles, filling in his spare time with various recording projects wherever the muse takes him. ... more
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