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No Enemy
02:56
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A Lover's Song
03:17
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Anything But True
03:08
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Stand Upon My Heart
02:34
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Treason
01:36
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Second Opportunity
02:58
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Steel & Timber Calgary, Alberta
During the summer of 2014, Edworthy Park, Calgary was a convenient place to jam. What banjo player Nathan H-Thompson and guitarist Benjamin Rogalsky didn't expect, was for people to start giving them money. As the coins added up these accidental buskers decided to take this seriously and hit the streets. Steel & Timber was born. ... more
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