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Breakdown
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Empty Boxes
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Milk Train
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What Am I Living For
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My Little Yellow Bird
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Devoted To You
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Somebody Help Me
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So Sad
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Omaha
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It's All Over
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Kentucky
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Dawn McCarthy & Bonnie "Prince" Billy Louisville, Kentucky
Beyond their respective solo paths, Dawn McCarthy and Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy have collaborated on several memorable occasions, live and in the studio. Dawn first sang with Bonny on his 2004 release, The Letting Go, the demos of which were later issued as Wai Notes. In 2013, they co-released What the Brothers Sang, an Everly Brothers tribute; live versions of several more songs were issued in 2018. ... more
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