Marty Robbins – Song of the Islands
A Lonesome Ballad Where the Sea Becomes a Mirror for the Heart When Marty Robbins recorded “Song of the Islands”, he was not chasing the pop summit or country chart…
A Lonesome Ballad Where the Sea Becomes a Mirror for the Heart When Marty Robbins recorded “Song of the Islands”, he was not chasing the pop summit or country chart…
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