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Westside Cowboy have announced their debut album, and teamed up with Manchester's FC United for their new single
Mancunian four-piece unveil 'Kick Stones (The Boys)' as an early taste of the LP.
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"The Wahs" is a track by Westside Cowboy, from the album So Much Country ‘Till We Get There - EP, released 16th January 2026. The track is 2:24 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 14 articles about Westside Cowboy.
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