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Runnin' out of Road
03:42
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Brother
03:30
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Walk Away
04:12
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All Hours
03:55
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The Past is Gone
02:38
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Falling Snow
03:04
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Where I Lay
03:45
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Levi's Song
04:00
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TJ Smith and the Wild North Pennsylvania
TJ Smith (often with his pals The Wild North) plays a blend of folk, Americana, country, and rock music. Thanks for taking the time to listen!
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