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The Truth Is You by Owny Rutledge
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fave it Americana | Country Blues
10 tracks | 38 minutes
Released Jun 2004
on Malahat Records
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:24 Bad Attitude lyrics BUY MP3 03:24 Bad Attitude lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:24 Bad Attitude
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:56 Follow the Road lyrics BUY MP3 03:56 Follow the Road lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:56 Follow the Road
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:24 Where Sharks Don't Sleep lyrics BUY MP3 03:24 Where Sharks Don't Sleep lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:24 Where Sharks Don't Sleep
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:56 Hope to See You Again lyrics BUY MP3 03:56 Hope to See You Again lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:56 Hope to See You Again
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Alternative country blues rock and rusty, worn and tattered Americana edge that brings a pleasant gristle to every track.
Bio / Background
Owny Rutledge was born in Victoria, Canada. At thirteen he was the first kid in his class to take the grease out of his hair and where it long. He was sent home just for the day, but never returned, instead turning all his
attention to his passion for music. Within a year he was kicked out of his house and living on the street, singing and playing songs he'd written on his guitar for anyone that would listen. By the time he was seventeen, he'd been living in the basements of a bars and abandoned where houses for long enough and knew it was time to leave the small nook of Victoria. Equipped with nothing but his guitar and a tiny journal filled with his lyrics, he
embarked on a troubadour like journey that lasted well over a decade and would take him across Europe, through the Middle East and as far as New Zealand. It was in New Zealand that Owny felt most at home, staying there for more than two years.
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