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Blue in the Night
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Summer Time
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Quoting Deuteronomy to the Devil
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Going Home
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Freedom Rang
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Promised Land
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Smile
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Breathe
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Trespass
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Summer's Almost Gone
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The Velvet Crowns Fayetteville, Arkansas
The Velvet Crowns is a four-piece acoustic folk-rock band based in Northwest Arkansas. Expect strong vocals, uplifting harmonies, smooth guitars, and unique percussion elements. Led by singer/songwriter Chaz Robinson, The Velvet Crowns perform mostly original compositions along with a few solid cover tunes. ... more
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