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Where the Highway Goes
03:01
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Goin' on Down to Florida
04:08
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Sour Mash Haze
03:28
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Hearts Like Stones
04:28
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Autotown Blues
02:56
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Hometown Girl
03:51
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The Pogy Song
02:12
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On the Shores of Scugog
04:21
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The Lost Highway
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No More Lonely Nights
03:33
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Ghost Road Toronto, Ontario
Ghost Road is a country rock band that hails from Southern Ontario, Canada. Many players have come and gone over the years, but it has been the three founding members (Jeff Little, John Fair and Les Graham) that have been the bands foundation since it’s inception in 1996. Ghost Road likes to consider thier only special brand of music as backroad Country. ... more
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