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Great High Mountain
03:16
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The Devil's Voice
02:43
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Hollywood Ending
02:41
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She collected feathers
And little brass figurines
He'd split the wood
And put vinegar on his greens
Harold Lee and Gerry Ann
Met so young
And they glow
On up until the curtains close
Evergreen and growing
Both born to really steal the show
Dance until their light grows dim
She’s a blue ribbon knitter
His ankle hurts when it rains
They’re both sweet critters
Crossing the interstate
Over time they became one
Like second day soup
And they glow
On up until the curtains close
Evergreen and growing
Both born to really steal the show
Dance until their light grows dim
He’s struggling with the stairs
She’s so scared
But they glow
On up until the curtains close
Evergreen and growing
Both born to really steal the show
Dance until their light grows dim
Dance until their light grows dim
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The Garage
02:33
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River of Fire
02:49
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Knee Deep Blues
02:27
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Kentucky When You Called
02:32
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Mountain Laurel
02:58
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Where We Left Off
03:16
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Caleb Caudle Germanton, North Carolina
Caudle's critically acclaimed catalog includes features on Rolling Stone’s “10 New Country Artists You Need To Know” and
“The 10 Best Country and Americana Songs To Hear Now” along with NPR’s “Songs We Love”. His songs have been featured on CMT’s Nashville and Netflix’s The Ranch. When Caleb isn’t touring the world, he resides in Nashville, TN.
"Do not miss him!" - Southern Living
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