Life Will Humble You
by Malford Milligan& Southern Aces (international release Jan. 2019)
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I'm Glad To Do It
04:44
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The Man I Used To Be
04:11
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Getting Over You
04:35
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I Don't Mind It At All
03:36
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Life Will Humble You
04:04
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Yo Yo
06:09
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I'll Take Care Of It All
03:52
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All This Love
03:21
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Slow Train
04:01
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Desperate Decisions
03:52
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I Won't Surrender
03:12
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Feel Like Going Home
04:48
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released October 26, 2018
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Continental Record Services represents (mostly North American) Americana and Blues artists in Europe. We handle distribution, PR and occasionally book tours for our artists.
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