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Turning Tides
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Closing the Door
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Arizona Girl
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Harder Days
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Homesick
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Three Feet Off the Earth
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What'd You Do It For
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Untitled 2
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Getting Over the Blues
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Trae Sheehan Nashville, Tennessee
After one very long apocalyptic groundhog day, home-worn troubadour, Trae Sheehan, is ready to dive back into his normally busy schedule of tours and music releases. Along with features in American Songwriter, Glide Magazine, and others, he has charted in the Top 100 of the Americana Radio Charts. Sheehan's upcoming project ‘Songs for Spring’ will be available on March 4th via Half Moon Records. ... more
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