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Melody
04:14
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Runnin'
04:28
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Clock Set in Motion
05:26
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Houston
04:11
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Where I'm Goin'
04:15
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Where the West Begins
06:55
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The Black Hills Denton, Texas
The Black Hills are a folk rock band based in the DFW area.
Grant Mcmahan:
Vocals/Guitar
Simeon Williams:
Vocals/Guitar
Graham Laird:
Vocals/Bass
Ryan Parker:
Vocals/Drums
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