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Water Moccasins
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Gather Roses
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Kaylee
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Me and the Devil
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Pamela's Lament
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Ballad of Ben McLain
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The Father's Arms
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When I'm Gone
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D.T. Robbins Los Angeles, California
D.T. Robbins was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana on a healthy mix of story-telling folksingers, Pentecostal cries to heaven, and the general heartache that is the south.
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