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Abigail
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White Revolver
02:29
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Sorry Excuse
03:43
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Ring on a Chain
02:38
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Letters I
02:51
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Ruby Bullets
04:27
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Half-Burned Photographs
05:43
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Dancing in the River
06:21
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Letters II
03:06
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The Violet Fire Lexington, Kentucky
The Violet Fire has one sole member with a revolving door of guest musicians. All of the songs are written and produced by Matthew Ryan who also records most of the instruments himself. The Violet Fire's mixtape rock lumps together heavy rock songs, upbeat folk, and powerful ballads. You'll tap your feet, you'll feel all warm and fuzzy, then you'll get plastered to the wall. ... more
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