Justin Cross

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Drink the Water 00:00 Tools
Drink The Water (Live) 00:00 Tools
Daughters Holding Flowers 00:00 Tools
Ten Hail Marys 00:00 Tools
Delilah 00:00 Tools
Cycle 00:00 Tools
Wicked Sheep 00:00 Tools
The Devil's Drug 00:00 Tools
Listening To Ghosts 00:00 Tools
Light In The Lowlands 00:00 Tools
Don't Drink The Water 00:00 Tools
Billy Dyer 00:00 Tools
May I Struggle 00:00 Tools
Christmas Day 00:00 Tools
Can't Take Another Winter 00:00 Tools
Spring 00:00 Tools
What It Is (What It Ain't) 00:00 Tools
Be Your Husband 00:00 Tools
Blood & Water 00:00 Tools
Amelia 00:00 Tools
Fuss & Fight 00:00 Tools
Only 00:00 Tools
Born Of Woman & Man 00:00 Tools
Going Home 00:00 Tools
Simple Hands 00:00 Tools
December 3rd 00:00 Tools
Everything Goes Away 00:00 Tools
But Not Yet 00:00 Tools
The Wine & Jubilee 00:00 Tools
01. Daughters Holding Flowers 00:00 Tools
Drink The Water ✝ 00:00 Tools
07. Ten Hail Marys 00:00 Tools
Habit 00:00 Tools
Let Me In (Amplicity Remix) 00:00 Tools
All I See Is You 00:00 Tools
Collie Bud 00:00 Tools
Arrive 00:00 Tools
08. Listening To Ghosts 00:00 Tools
Intro 00:00 Tools
I Could Be Your Friend 00:00 Tools
Daughters Holding Flowers (Live) 00:00 Tools
03. Drink the Water 00:00 Tools
Better 00:00 Tools
Ten Hail Marys (Live) 00:00 Tools
Listening to Ghosts/ The Devil's Drug 00:00 Tools
02. Delilah 00:00 Tools
Listening to Ghosts / The Devil's Drug (Live) 00:00 Tools
Delilah (Live) 00:00 Tools
Twice a better man 00:00 Tools
moonlight 00:00 Tools
05. Wicked Sheep 00:00 Tools
2:18 00:00 Tools
December Third 00:00 Tools
What It Is (What It Ain't) [Live] 00:00 Tools
06. The Devil's Drug 00:00 Tools
Exit Music (Radiohead Cover) 00:00 Tools
Fiction of the Mind 00:00 Tools
Intro (Live) 00:00 Tools
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Justin Cross is a singer-songwriter from Birmingham, Alabama. He is known for playing a 1950's Gibson formerly belonging to Justin Townes Earle. He writes songs about faith and men dying. Best of luck to him. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.