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Highways of Life
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Pretty Saro
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When the Oil is Gone
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4 O Clock
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Out to Sea
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Army of One
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Never Get Old
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The Thirsty
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Doe Skin Gloves
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Karl Smiley Summit, Oregon
Home grown free range Americana.
Karl Smiley is an award winning songwriter who loves to mix it up with his unique
and personal style of rhythmic blues, traditional folk and some covers. He plays his own brand of finger style guitar and loves to fly free with his whistling and scat breaks.
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