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Night on the Town
03:37
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"If you wanna be my morning sun, I could be your night on the town"
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Make a Good Song
04:39
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"We've never been ones for makin good decisions
and we don't give a damn what's right or what's wrong
so when they finally let us all out of these prisons
we'll say if nothing else it might make a good song"
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Chucky Waggs - Trouble
04:45
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"Trouble, Trouble, leave me be
sleepless nights and bad company"
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"I know i gotta leave I just ain't got nowhere else to go"
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Chucky Waggs - Tomatoes
06:01
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I could worry about the weather
I could worry bout my health
I could worry about everything and everybody else
I could worry about all that is and all that's ever been
Oh, but i got my tomatoes comin in"
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Haunted
04:19
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It's Been Real
05:14
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Pure Good Luck
03:57
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Be Mindful of Bears
09:56
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Chucky Waggs & the company of raggs Eureka Springs, Arkansas
Chucky Waggs is a multi-instrumentalist, singer/songwriter and recording artist out of Eureka Springs, AR. Chucky plays a mix of acoustic and electric guitar, 5 string and tenor banjo, dobro, resophonic guitar, harmonica, musical saw and kazoo, while stomping out the back beat on an old drum kit for live shows. He's joined onstage by a rotating group of musicians known as the Company of raggs. ... more
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