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Tuscaloosa
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50 Dollar
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Wouldn't Change a Thing
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Gone
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Dan
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Hiway Feeling
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Tin Roof Lullaby
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Live It Down
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The Assholes Won
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Smarter Than This
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Sharon
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I'm Leaving
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Tony Manard Memphis, Tennessee
I am an observer of the human condition. I am a teller of tales, and a singer of songs. I am a family sized bucket of deep fried contradictions and dirty jokes. I like most dogs, and some people. I have spent my entire life in the capitol of Mississippi, Memphis. I am married. I have two children and three dogs. I answer my own messages and write my own songs. I’m not young, attractive or cool. ... more
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