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In The Wind
04:50
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Your Closet is a Cloud
03:08
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Southern Girl
02:55
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Everybody Get Up
02:46
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Toll
03:30
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Stopping at a Greenlight
03:41
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It's That Easy
03:18
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Wake Up
02:09
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Sometimes
02:17
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This is Goodbye
03:25
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Down
06:09
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Hwy Lions Shreveport, Louisiana
This four piece band is a barreling cannonball of loose and gritty Rock & Roll via Louisiana. Hwy Lions blend a Stones-like
sensibility and a Garage Rock gone Americana feel; capturing bits of Blues, Country, and Folk influence.
2020 brought on their third effort,
Make Believe World.
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