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A Hundred Times a Day
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No One Needs to Know
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That's the Way Love Goes
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Once You've Had the Best
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I'm Blue, I'm Lonesome
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You Can Go Home
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Michelle Hannan & One Blue Night Washington, D.C.
Michelle Hannan & One Blue Night, based out of Frederick, MD, is one of Maryland’s top up and coming independent country bands. Riding the momentum of their first single, Tonight I’ll Scrape a Heart Off the Barroom Floor, the band is starting to see critical acclaim roll in. ... more
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