Travis Tritt – The Girl’s Gone Wild
A Friday-night snapshot in neon: freedom’s thrill with a whisper of consequence. Before the drums count you in, the particulars. Travis Tritt issued “The Girl’s Gone Wild” on May 8,…
A Friday-night snapshot in neon: freedom’s thrill with a whisper of consequence. Before the drums count you in, the particulars. Travis Tritt issued “The Girl’s Gone Wild” on May 8,…
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