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I Thought by Now
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Blood over Water
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Fortress of Gold
04:37
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Bone Mountain
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Our Year
02:58
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Honey, Leave Me
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Who Will Dress in Black?
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Tennessee Rain
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Nick Nash Dallas, Texas
Singer-songwriter, Nick Nash, was raised in Utah along the Wasatch Front and has recently moved from Nashville, TN and is now based in Dallas, TX. His new album, Fortress of Gold, highlights Nick's ability to honestly put into song topics which are often the most difficult to express. ... more
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