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J.B. Boone

@jbboonemusic

2 years ago
Oh, I’d kill to see your face again _ Pet my old dog and call my friends _ Tularosa, out now! Huge shoutout to @emmagillette for the album art here
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Posted On: January 24th 2025, 01:57 pm
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Oh, I’d kill to see your face again
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Pet my old dog and call my friends
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Tularosa, out now! Huge shoutout to @emmagillette for the album art here
Comments (13)
rhiannonlace 8 months ago

rhiannonlace

This song is a beautiful testament to something all of us small town kids in tulie have felt moving away from home. Fucking beautiful. Thank u!! 🔥🔥🔥

boonetobewiild 2 years ago

boonetobewiild

Wow I love the art!!!!!

mosesmastering 2 years ago

mosesmastering

Woot 🙌

shanebeckermusic 2 years ago

shanebeckermusic

Banger!

joshbonanno 2 years ago

joshbonanno

stoked for this one to be out in the world!

emmagracebickford 2 years ago

emmagracebickford

So good 🙌

jbboonemusic 2 years ago

jbboonemusic

Hope yall enjoy!!

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