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Winds Change
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Buffalo Run
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Old River
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Roses Are Falling
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Orville Peck Nevada
Psychedelic outlaw cowboy croons love and loss from the badlands of North America.
After touring for
several years in bands - Orville debuts his first solo single, 'Dead Of Night' - a whirlwind romance in the desert, which ends in tragedy and its vague memory that lingers like a dream.
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