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Drive
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Sparrow
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Burn Out
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Lie Lie Lie
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Come Back To Me
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Train In The Valley
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Took Me Down
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On A Road
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The Wolff Sisters Boston, Massachusetts
Gritty and raw folk-rock outfit The Wolff Sisters & The Last Cavalry first broke into the Boston music scene as an acoustic trio. With haunting harmonies and songs reminiscent of washed up wanderers on New England’s salty coasts, they stole Boston’s heart as The Wolff Sisters (they’re really sisters). They grew up on Dylan and Springsteen blended with the loose and loud Rolling Stones. ... more
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