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Mama Don't Know
03:31
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Welcome Home
04:01
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Howling
04:03
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What You Need Tonight
03:35
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Don't Wait Up for Me
03:46
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Plant Your Roots
04:04
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The Long Lost Chicago, Illinois
Crafting songs layered with nuance and sincerity, The Long Lost, an Americana group from Chicago, expresses complex emotion in an upfront style. With respectful nods to the groundwork of early rock n’ roll and ‘60s country, as well welcoming the guidance of the modern folk-rock genre, the band succeeds in capturing a singular, unique sound. ... more
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