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Save My Life
03:41
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Prayer For You
04:32
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The House Is On Fire
03:58
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Down To The Wire
03:44
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She Can't Sleep
04:06
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Ryan Bailey & Cumberland Belle Charleston, South Carolina
There's a dose of intelligent pop sensibility in the twangy, slightly morose rock songs on Charleston, SC songwriter Ryan Bailey's new set of originals. Crisp and accessible, the overall feel of Down to the Wire is that of a songwriter getting close to his creative best. With their pop and rock sensibility at the fore, this EP is a sign of strong things to come. ... more
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