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Pedal to the Metal
03:59
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I'm sorry officer, but this dope here it don't belong to me
'cause I'm a changed man and
It belongs to the man I used to be...
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Okay With Fighting
03:32
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Trouble in Getting Home
03:40
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Little Devils
03:29
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Drinking Man
04:09
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Here's To You
05:03
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Uncle Ben's Remedy Versailles, New York
“These are story songs. Songs about the people we grew up with; grew together
with and grew apart from. This music is medicine.”
Roots grow deep in fertile soils. The sound of Uncle Ben’s Remedy is rooted in the small towns of western New York, where community still matters and music is a part of every event.
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