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Spring
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Monster
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Haulaway
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Palms
00:42
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Please, Baby, Please
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Law & Order
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Minor
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B.
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Fox & Hound Cheyenne, Wyoming
Jay Egan-Wright: guitar, vocals, percussion, mandolin
Mike Meier: guitar, vocals, percussion, mandolin, harmonica
We are just two dudes from Cheyenne, Wyoming who enjoy writing and playing music.
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