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Apart
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I Feel Like
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Pass it this Way
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Stars and Stripes
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U.S.A.
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UTR Asheville, North Carolina
Where there was initially only darkness, a beacon of hope suddenly sprang from the abyss. It was the year 2010, and the humble town of Asheville, NC had longed for respite from the harsh, directionless maelstrom of discontent and wretchedness that had become the status quo for the simple mountain folk who called it home. That beacon was and is Umbrella Tree Records, and You are Welcome. ... more
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