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Good Feeling
03:28
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Worst Choice
03:51
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Can't Breathe
03:10
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Tired of This
04:24
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Back in Dallas
03:30
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Robert
05:28
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Too Much To Ask
03:21
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One Time Thing
03:54
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Learning to Take It Well
03:47
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Todd Deatherage Austin, Texas
Originally from Dallas, TX, singer/songwriter Todd Deatherage has been writing Americana-tinged music since the late 90's. With influences ranging from Gram Parsons to Tom Petty, he straddles the line between twangy, roots-rock and indie-pop.
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