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Break My Heart
02:12
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Deserter
04:01
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Prayer For You
03:58
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VSIMR
02:49
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Hope's Runaway
03:13
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Desperate
03:21
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Morning Papers
02:05
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Hobbit's Holiday
03:17
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Green Light
04:25
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Got No Money
04:16
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Everything
04:25
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Left Behind
03:11
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Max and the Wild Things Nashville
Alt-alt-country blues infused rock band, Max and the Wild Things, formed in Nashville in 2009. The band takes you on a
Delorean ride through genres with rootsy finger-picked guitar and banjo, punk bass lines, an eclectic barrage of drum beats, and uke madness.
Last year Max and the Wild Things released their self-titled debut album. Neptune's Crown is in the can and lands August 16th.
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