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Turn on Your Radio!
00:57
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Lakeside
03:14
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Lakeside
(Wagner Creoruska Junior)
sun was shining and the road was all mine
all i need was in the trunk
friends getting high as the miles passing by
awaiting to have a great time
Yeheee the lakeside
I always remember the road
Yeheee the lakeside
Everybody is drunk and I'm driving back home
who`s got fire? get it lighted
beer is already in the boat
let's cover some songs and drink all night long
the lake will never be alone
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Greasy Coat
04:30
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Hangman's Reel
02:32
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Losing My Mind
02:17
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Glimpse
00:35
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You Need Some Hope
04:41
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Homepath
04:13
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Music is My Business
03:20
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Stepping on The Brake
05:00
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The Fall of Willie James
03:22
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Go Away
04:40
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o Bardo e o Banjo São Paulo, Brazil
O Bardo e o Banjo’s goal is to relate to the audience and make music live through the rough, spontaneous and captivating sound that's folk and bluegrass. "o Bardo e o Banjo" began with Wagner Creoruska Jr playing on the streets of Brazil, seeking to rescue the oldtime music with their own way. Their popularity began to increase with the addition of original songs and performing at music festivals ... more
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