Red Eye Junction Outlaws & Heroes CD

Outlaws & Heroes Music

Category	Country Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7579326
Catalog number	158141
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 23, 2007

Red Eye Junction Outlaws & Heroes Songs

	1.	Dr. Cain's 'Good Fer What Ails Ya'
	2.	My Outlaw Heroes
	3.	Haunted Memories
	4.	Wyoming
	5.	It's All Over
	6.	Bad Habits
	7.	Yesterdays Tears
	8.	Whither
	9.	You Can't Break This Broken Heart
	10.	I Spit On Your Grave
	11.	Anything But Country

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