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Hard Work & Clean Livin'
02:59
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Suboxone In Hell
03:46
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Come To Find Out
03:33
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Workin' My Life Away
05:30
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Knockin' Holes
02:50
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Down At The Shit Hole
03:41
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Countrier Than Cow Shit
02:53
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We All Lose
04:41
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Dead Ends
04:24
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Door Number Two
03:30
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The Worn Thin Maysville, Kentucky
The Worn Thin are from the Ohio River Valley between Cincinnati, Ohio and Huntington, West Virginia. Where Appalachia meets the rust belt. A place filled with gorgeous landscapes, hard working people, meth labs, cheap labor, small towns, farms, addiction, abandoned industrial monstrosities, winding back roads, and scenic byways. The good, the bad, and the misunderstood. ... more
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