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Our Dream House
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need your arrows
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major tight slip up
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pale horse
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beating out the dead
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teaching is my life
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wearing my welcomes
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study our nakedness
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Wesley Allen Hartley Portland, Maine
Wesley Allen Hartley is a Texas native, living in Portland, Maine. With his groups, The Traveling Trees, Splendora Colt and Dead End Armory. His groups have cast a wide net in the sea of Americana, but are drawn together by the cogency of Hartley’s poignant lyrics delivered in his Texas drawl. Some call it ‘horse-shoegaze'. You can call it what you will. ... more
Wesley Allen Hartley recommends:
Don't Peel Your Bloomers Off Just Yet
by Wesley Hartley and The Traveling Trees
Other albums by Wesley Allen Hartley and The Traveling Trees
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Hoods On The Water Tower
by Splendora Colt
Side project by Wesley Allen Hartley
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Hope You're Good
by Dead End Armory
supported by 4 fans who also own “Out Of My Life-Horse Resorted Reparation”
Their one and only release that qualifies as an album. Luckily, we still have WAH to keep us in new music, but I do wonder what the world would have sounded like now if this band had stayed together, releasing new music every year.
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Narrow Gauge Quad Trains
by Wesley Hartley and The Traveling Trees
supported by 4 fans who also own “Out Of My Life-Horse Resorted Reparation”
After his first band (the very wonderful Dead End Armory), our hero travels with some trees into more country territory. Frankly, he could sung anything and it would sound great.
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I Saw the Arkansas
by Dylan Earl
Dylan Earl's blend of honky tonk, classic country music, and Southern rock has a poetic, tender heart.
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