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Lost Where You Are
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We Run
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Still Tennessee
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The First Time
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People Say I'm Lucky
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One More
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Climb
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King Of My Domain
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Sparks Fly
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Wanna Be
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Fletcher Moudy Dallas, Texas
Fletcher Moudy was born in Indiana and grew up listening to country and bluegrass music. 2001 he packed up a truck and moved to Dallas. He was the frontman for the hard rock band SLUR. Their 2002 single “Who I Am” reached the Top 40 on the “Radio & Records” charts. Growing tired of the rock scene, Fletcher found himself returning to his roots in 2016 and dedicated all his time to songwriting. ... more
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