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Born Sick - Live
05:04
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Bridges - Live
04:58
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Lovely - Live
05:32
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Skinny Love - Live
03:34
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Hard Sell
04:20
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Don't Dream It's Over
05:12
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Tiny Dancer - Live
06:04
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Times Like These - Live
03:23
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Run at the Sun
04:37
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Brother Man - Live
03:06
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The Apology - Live
05:34
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Nutshell - Live
03:34
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Wishing Boy - LIve
03:48
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The Cross - Live
06:04
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Into the Mystic - Live
03:57
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If I - Live
05:33
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Iris Drive Bellevue, Washington
Iris Drive is a rock band native to Seattle but gets its influences from Americana and
Country.
They blend multiple styles of music and diverse instrumentation to create a sound that is centered in outlaw country and reminiscent of the early days of rock.
Their sound started in Nashville, but they bring influences from both the West Coast and East Coast to create music that pierces the soul.
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