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Jeannie
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Way Down In My Soul
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Last Dollar Down
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Love and Money
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Love
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Tightrope
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Redneck Girl
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Choir Song
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Letter to Megan
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Uncle Don Clark Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Uncle Don Clark picked up a guitar and taught himself to play at age 10. Wrote his first song 6 months later. 40+ years later he's still at it! With decades of writing and performing under this singer/songwriter's belt, there is no doubt that the spark is still there. Music is his life! ... more
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