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To Be Alone
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Better Off
02:46
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Changed
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Heartbreak Casts
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Paris
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Overcast
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Over the Edge
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Trae Sheehan Nashville, Tennessee
Raised on a small alpaca farm in West Virginia, Trae Sheehan began writing songs as soon as he started learning how to play. Having lived in both New York City and Nashville, there is no lack on inspiration for Trae. His 2019 release 'Arizona' reached No. 7 on the Roots Radio charts and his latest album 'Postcards from the Country', is slated for release on September 18th via Half Moon Records. ... more
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