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Eyes On The Road

Erin Rae

a memory bank of life on tour and in music city nashville, tn. * *title also serves as a reminder to put my phone down

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Is it the end of September?
holy smokes.
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15 days ago
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WW + ER tour wrap on film 📷

Bonjour!

I’m writing from a friend’s apartment in Paris, between a post wedding brunch & a jazz show tonight. My dear friend Lou got married this weekend to her beau Gio, and they asked me to sing her down the aisle. Such a high honor!

I...

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“I Dreamed I Was A Refugee”

Helloooo from the beautiful bay area in California!
Willie Watson and I have a couple days off to bask in the glow of the first few shows and learn some more songs together for the shows this coming week. It’s been amazing singing togethe...

2 months ago
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Tour Dates + Michael Nau Cover

Good Morning, yall! Thank you for reading and responding to the last post! I realized this weekend is Phoebe’s birthday so that timing sure feels serendipitous. Here is one of the songs Phoebe wrote for Marty Robbins with her husband, Bob....

3 months ago
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Don't Quit; Keep Playing

One night, in probably 2012 or so, I was driving down West End from Bellevue towards downtown, not sure where I was going, but I just remember I had been in a thinking loop about maybe needing to be more responsible and get a normal job. I...

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