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Van Gogh
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Jehovah
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Shame
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Ain't No Eden
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10x10
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Charlatan
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Didn't It Rain
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Loretta
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Bad Teeth
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Sippi Sand
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Gaslight Heart
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Josephine
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Pony Bradshaw Chatsworth, Georgia
James Bradshaw lives in North Georgia with his family, where he writes songs, tends the yard, and raises children. After a long stint of being unsettled he arrived home in the southern Appalachian mountains to do his life’s work. A natural-born dissenter, he focuses on housekeeping with his wife and believes work is a form of prayer. ... more
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