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 | | Description: | Design, Layout: Goran Petkovski, Design, Layout: Parker Saltiel, Engineer: Andy Magoffin, Engineer [Assistant]: Justin Nace, Lyrics By, Music By: Tony Dekker, Mastered By: Joao Carvalho, Mixed By: Andy Magoffin, Mixed By: Tony Dekker, Producer: Andy Magoffin, Producer: Tony Dekker, Bass: Darcy Yates, Drums: Greg Millson, Mandolin: Bob Egan, Twelve-String Guitar: Erik Arnesen, Vocals, Guitar, Organ [Hammond]: Tony Dekker, Double Bass [Upright Bass]: Darcy Yates, Drums: Greg Millson, Electric Guitar: Erik Arnesen, Vocals: Serena Ryder, Vocals, Acoustic Guitar: Tony Dekker, Bass: Darcy Yates, Drums: Greg Millson, Electric Guitar: Erik Arnesen, Mandolin: Bob Egan, Organ [Hammond]: Andy Magoffin, Vocals, Acoustic Guitar: Tony Dekker, Cello: Mike Olsen (3), Double Bass [Upright Bass]: Darcy Yates, Vibraphone: Paul Aucoin, Vocals, Guitar, Piano: Tony Dekker, Backing Vocals: Julie Fader, Bass: Darcy Yates, Drums: Greg Millson, Pedal Steel Guitar, Mandolin: Bob Egan, Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar: Tony Dekker, Backing Vocals: Julie Fader, Banjo, Backing Vocals: Erik Arnesen, Bass, Backing Vocals: Darcy Yates, Violin, Backing Vocals: Erin Aurich, Vocals, Guitar: Tony Dekker, Written-By: Erik Arnesen, Written-By: Tony Dekker, Bass: Darcy Yates, Pedal Steel Guitar: Bob Egan, Vocals, Guitar: Tony Dekker, Bass: Andy Magoffin, Dobro: Justin Nace, Tenor Banjo: Erik Arnesen, Vocals, Guitar: Tony Dekker, Banjo: Erik Arnesen, Cello: Mike Olsen (3), Flute: Julie Fader, Violin: Erin Aurich, Vocals, Acoustic Guitar: Tony Dekker, Vocals, Guitar, Piano: Tony Dekker, Banjo: Erik Arnesen, Bass: Andy Magoffin, Drums: Greg Millson, Vocals, Guitar: Tony Dekker, Labelcode IMT853205.2 (5 037703 083028, 5 037703 083028) | | Product Safety
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