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Nightlife
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One Man (Too Many)
04:46
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Happy Hour
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Tail Lights
03:22
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Clocks and Spoons
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How I Wish
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A Drink for You
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Whiskey & Co. Gainesville, Florida
Whiskey & Co. traverse the American southern musical landscape, reveling in the broad scenery
of classic country
music. Within Whiskey & Co. is a dark past, relayed through their lyrics as a troubled present and a clouded future, steeped in a strong understanding of small town claustrophobia, alcohol addiction, the loss of love, and, ultimately, the compelling desire for escape and redemption.
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