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In 1963
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Flyover Town
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Motel Peru
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But I Know
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Your Good Name
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Wherever You Are
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Champion Hog Caller
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Burlington Zephyr
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We Don't See It Yet
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Leave It There
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Bill Edwards Ann Arbor, Michigan
Bill Edwards is both a master of the songwriting craft and a seasoned and compelling performer. He started his career in the
singer-songwriter scene in Buffalo, NY in the 70’s, and his journey has led him through bluegrass to country-rock, to classic country and Americana.
All along the way, the constant has been songwriting.
He writes songs that will move your heart or move your feet.
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