Tracklist

A1	Sweet Home On The Coast
A2	Milking Floor
A3	Paying Now
A4	You Can Leave
A5	Gold Mine
A6	Rolling Sea
A7	.44 Blues
B1	Highway 101
B2	Bubba Too Bad
B3	Stop Breaking Down
B4	Kihei
B5	Prince William Sound Blues
B6	Life Back Home
B7	Pave Paradise

Credits

• Guitar – David 'Kid' Siegel
• Lead Vocals – David 'Kid' Siegel
• Producer – A Sleepy Owl
• Recorded By – David Crabtree

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