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You Got Me
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Has Been
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Fool’s Gold
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Phenix City
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Little Blue
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Kristina Murray Nashville, Tennessee
Georgia-bred, Nashville-based artist Kristina Murray plays Americana and country music rooted and steeped in troubadour
storytelling and southern-rock grit.
Kristina currently lives in Nashville, active in the independent country and Americana music scene. One listen and you’ll believe every word that drips from her honky-tonk hewn, yet honeyed vocal style.
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