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Fields of Gold
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No Excuses
03:54
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Africa
04:24
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Rainbow in the Dark
04:02
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City of New Orleans
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Piano Man
06:05
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When Love & Hate Collide
03:13
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Danger Zone
02:44
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Birds
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Invisible Touch
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Hallelujah
05:14
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Brandon Mullis Augusta, Georgia
I'm a primarily acoustic singer/songwriter who's been writing lyrical folk/Americana music for more than 20 years. I play
all over the eastern USA, and my influences range from Neil Young to Alice in Chains to Jason Isbell to David Allan Coe. I love good melodies and heartfelt stories, and I try to pass along the best ones I can.
youtube.com/mullismixes
facebook.com/brandonmullismusic
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