Florida Georgia Line

Country℗ 2018 Big Machine Label Group, LLC
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Simple3:05
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Colorado2:57
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Talk You Out Of It3:22
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Sittin’ Pretty3:06

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Genres
Country
Total length
12:32
Tracks
4
Released
August 24, 2018
Label
℗ 2018 Big Machine Label Group, LLC
File type
MP3
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