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Bag o' Bones
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So You Got Married
05:10
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One of My Kind
03:48
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Catch You
04:46
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Sal Paradise
01:18
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My Sweet Li'l Klepto
04:38
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Ice Box
02:54
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This Love
04:52
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So What
04:40
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Bike
05:06
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Mike Galbraith Detroit
As a songwriter, Detroit's Mike Galbraith owes as much to the Replacements as he does Bob Dylan, to Nirvana as much as Neil Young, to Calvin & Hobbes as Ernest Hemingway. Simple truths and insightful storytelling mark modern tales, oft beset by booze and heartbreak—like any good songwriter does. He can be a wordy bastard but tricks people into listening anyhow with hooks and sad songs about women. ... more
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