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"This is for you, too": Julien Baker & TORRES' country revolution
After nearly a decade of friendship, two of indie rock's most distinctive voices unite to create a country record that challenges convention and champions authenticity
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"Sprained Ankle (Audiotree Live Version)" is a track by Julien Baker, from the album Julien Baker on Audiotree Live, released 22nd October 2015. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 19 articles about Julien Baker.
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