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Gravedigger's Son - Live
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In The Garden - Live
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Old Black Train - Live
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Saturday Mourning - Live
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Lions' Den - Live
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Gimme a Coin - Live
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Ross Thorn Duluth, Minnesota
With a pastoral upbringing in northern Wisconsin, Ross Thorn’s music emanates as a warm and soulful hymn, waking up optimistically beside a snow covered window. His sharply crafted lyrics – distinctly reminiscent to the likes of Jason Isbell – reveal internal struggles of empathy, questions of human character and virtue, and a search for hope – often finding solace in some unanticipated truth. ... more
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