Morgan Wallen - Dangerous: The Double Album - VINYL LP

Morgan Wallen I'm the Problem 3xLP Album Tracks 1. I'm the Problem 2. I Got Better 3. Superman 4. What I Want 5. Just in Case 6. Interlude 7. Falling Apart 8. Skoal, Chevy, and Browning 9. Eyes Are Closed 10. Kick Myself 11. 20 Cigarettes 12. TN 13. Missing 1. Where'd That Girl Go 2. Genesis 3. Revelation 4. Number 3 and Number 7 5. Kiss Her in Front of You 6. If You Were Mine 7. Don't We 8. Come Back As a Redneck 9. Love Somebody 10. Dark Til Daylight 11. Dealer 12. Leavin's the Least I Could Do 1. Jack and Jill 2. I Ain't Comin' Back 3. Nothin' Left 4. Drinking Til It Does 5. Smile 6. Working Man's Song 7. Whiskey in Reverse 8. Crazy Eyes 9. La Night 10. Miami 11. Lies Lies Lies 12. I'm a Little Crazy

Morgan Wallen's 3rd studio album, One Thing At A Time, is set for via Big Loud/Mercury/Republic on 3/3/23. Wallen's 36-song, deeply personal album combines his musical influences (country/alternative/hip-hop). With so much new music, the stage is set for his 63-date/30 stadium One Night At A Time World Tour. This album follows the success of his 4x platinum, Dangerous The Double Album, which notched historical chart status at Billboard's longest running Top 10 album for a solo artist. Album Tracks 1. Born with a Beer in My Hand 2. Last Night 3. Everything I Love 4. Man Made a Bar (Feat. Eric Church) 5. Devil Don't Know 6. One Thing at a Time 7. '98 Braves 8. Ain't That Some 9. I Wrote the Book 10. Tennessee Numbers 11. Hope That's True 12. Whiskey Friends 1. Sunrise 2. Keith Whitley 3. In the Bible (Feat. Hardy) 4. You Proof 5. Thought You Should Know 6. F150-50 7. Neon Star (Country Boy Lullaby) 8. I Deserve a Drink 9. Wine Into Water 10. Me + All Your Reasons 11. Tennessee Fan 12. Money on Me 1. Thinkin' Bout Me 2. Single Than She Was 3. Days That End in Why 4. Last Drive Down Main 5. Me to Me 6. Don't Think Jesus 7. 180 (Lifestyle) 8. Had It 9. Cowgirls (Feat. Ernest) 10. Good Girl Gone Missin' 11. Outlook 12. Dying Man

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