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Death Came Knocking
04:41
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Death came knocking at my door. Tracked his muddy boots across my porch...
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Michael
04:49
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"But on a front porch swing, I could hear your sweet voice sing. 'Oh I wouldn't trade you for anything. No I wouldn't trade you for anything...'"
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Clark Gable Blues
04:42
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"Your smile is worn, like a back porch screen door. Was it something I said or I did?"
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Away Away
04:30
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"And I know that you're too weak to fight the beast alone. But brother, I'm not leaving from your bedside until it's gone."
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My Home Town
05:16
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B. Snipes Birmingham, Alabama
Singer-Songwriter
Birmingham, AL
New Album 'My Mountain Home' Out Now!
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