Born on Flag Day

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Born on Flag Day
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Studio album by Deer Tick
Released June 23, 2009
Recorded September 2008
Genre Indie rock, alternative country
Length40:25
Label Partisan Records
Deer Tick chronology
War Elephant
(2007)
Born on Flag Day
(2009)
The Black Dirt Sessions
(2010)
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Born on Flag Day is the second album by American indie-rock band Deer Tick. [1] [2]

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Contents

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Easy"John Joseph McCauley III3:52
2."Little White Lies"McCauley3:39
3."Smith Hill"McCauley3:41
4."Song About A Man"McCauley3:26
5."Houston, TX"McCauley3:44
6."Straight Into a Storm"McCauley3:30
7."Friday XIII"McCauley / Liz Isenberg2:40
8."The Ghost"McCauley3:31
9."Hell On Earth"McCauley3:18
10."Stung" (running slightly under three minutes, followed by a three-minute gap, followed by a live cover of "Goodnight Irene")McCauley11:02

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References

  1. Steele, Jay. DEER TICK : Born on Flag Day. American Songwriter. June 1st, 2009.
  2. Maloney, Devon. Deer Tick On Fire - Literally - Before New Album 'Divine Providence'. Billboard.com. October 22, 2011.
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