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My City
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Let You Down
05:15
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The Bottle
04:37
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Achilles
03:32
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40 Miles
03:54
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Sons of Sons
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Backbone
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Zachariah Red Nashville, Tennessee
Zachariah in no stranger to hard work and turmoil. Through his blend of driving midwestern country, rock'n'roll, his songs
tell the stories of America's backbone. From hard times and addiction to the little things in life, faith, and happiness.
In a scene dominated by prepackaged label-groomed artists, Zachariah Red is a breath of fresh air with music by and for common, blue-collar Americans.
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