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So Far Away
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Can't Go Without
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Full Moon Fever
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Fuses Blown
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Only When I'm High
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Homesick & Homeless
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Birthed in the Dirt
04:12
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Lucky Boy
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Slicker
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Tired of Being Alone
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Tate McLane Wadena, Minnesota
Tate Mclane: Guitar, Vox, Harp
Tate has been playing his own brand of soulful American
roots in the bars, coffee shops, and street corners of the midwest as long as he has known how. He has lived his share of life and you can hear it in his songs.
Born in Wichita, Kansas and raised on the #10 pool of the Mississippi River. He is now haunting the bars and brew pubs of Northwest Minnesota.
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