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Hold Me Close 432
03:10
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Hand to Hold
03:11
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Never could tell dirt from gold
Never really knew which hand to hold
Like you take one out and let it go
And it all came down to you
Why'd all seem to roll right down to you
Never could tell good from gold
How the hell could a man know which hand to hold
Guess I'll take one out hope it grows
And we all came running back to you
We all had to learn on the backs of you
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Keener Family
“The Keener Family’s rich melodies float languorously atop warm guitars and strings heavy with reverb— When Christopher and Aubrey Ann sing together they sound like Bill Callahan and Emmy Lou Harris”
-Chicago Reader
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