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Never Again
02:44
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My Best Friend
04:18
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Weary Bones
04:51
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Poorly Paved Road
03:39
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Driving My Life Away
04:16
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Ashamed
02:51
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Walk Into Another Day
04:34
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Young Turks
04:57
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Wicked Game
10:08
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Fix Me Now/Get To Me
08:54
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The Black Iron Gathering Columbia, South Carolina
The Black Iron is a band of fine dressed well behaved scholars. The band has a sound that pulls from Folk, Blue-grass, and Punk. TBIG is approximately 7 years old.
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