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Levi Mullen

Albums

Hardcore Honky Tonk

Singer without a Song

Texas Tonky Honk

Workin' Class Cowboy

Singles

The Ballad of Marty Robbins

Songs

A Cowboy Has a Ball

A Good Pair of Boots and a Martin Guitar

A Two Step Away

An Ex Is Always Followed by a Why

Are There Any Steel Guitars in Heaven

As Quickly I Can

Cigarettes and Whiskey

Copehagen Kisses

Daddy Always Went Out of His Way

Don't Mention Our Goodbye

Down by the Old Riverside

Down to Lou'siana

Down to Louisiana

Emerald Eyes

Every Time I Hear a Love Song

Far Away Look in Your Eyes

Give Me Something for a Heartache

He Used to Be Her Used to Be

Hell to Pay

Hidden Treasures

I Don't Have to Put the Seat Down Anymore

I Feel at Home in a Honky Tonk

I Just Can't Find the Time

I Saw a Man Dying Today

I Think the Lady Likes the Likes of Me

I Woke Up Dreaming

I'm Coming Down with Something

I'm Just Learnig to Crawl

I'm Not Much of a Mem'ry

I'm Not That Kind of Guy

I'm the Best There Ever Was

I've Got the Biggest One in Town

In My Song

Inlaws and Outlaws

It Takes a Real Man to Be a Cowboy

It's Okay to Call Me Daddy

Just the Two of Us

Lonely Nights

Me and Merle and Willie

My Heart's an Armadillo and You're a Semi Truck

My Old Flame

Nothing in My Pocket but a Hole

Nothing in My Pocket

One Habit I Don't Wanna Break

One Little Lie

One More Broken Heart

Please Come Back with My Heart

Saddest Day of My Heart

She Was All Over Me

She's Everything I Wanted You Be

Sing This Cowboy a Love Song

Singer without a Song

Somethin' 'bout a Sunrise

Somethin' Bout the Moon

Songwriter

Tall Dark and Lonesome

That's What I Get for Lying

The Ballad of Marty Robbins

The Biggest One in Town

The Blue and Gray

The Ink Was Barely Dry

The Likes of Me

The Night I Turned Cactus into Roses

The Other Side of Mexico

There's More to a Cowboy Than That

These Boots Ain't Made for Walkin'

To See Myself This Way

Too Much Love

We Ain't Got the Blues

We Played Hell

Where's the Country in Our Country Music

Workin' Class Cowboy

Your Memory Can't Drink As Much As Me