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Colter Wall - Songs Of The Plains (Red Opaque) Vinyl NewA1 Plain To See Plainsman 3: 49 A2 Saskatchewan In 1881 2: 51 A3 John Beyers (Camaro Song) 2: 01 A4 Wild Dogs 4: 52 A5 Calgary Round Up Songwriter Wilf Carter 3: 34 B1 Night Herding Song 2: 20 B2 Wild Bill Hickok 2: 39 B3 The Trains Are Gone 2: 08 B4 Thinkin' On A Woman 3: 20 B5 Manitoba Man 3: 58 B6 Tying Knots In The Devil's Tail 2: 36 Songs Of The Plains is the second album by Colter Wall, originally released in 2018. Drawing on the stories of
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