Mary Gauthier

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  • alt-country
  • singer-songwriter
  • female vocalists
  • folk
  • americana
Mary Gauthier (born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1962) is an American folk singer/songwriter. Given up at birth by a mother she never knew, Mary was adopted. At age 15, she ran away from home and stole her parents' car, and spent the next several years in detox, halfway houses, and living with friends; she spent her 18th birthday in jail. These experiences provided fodder for her songwriting later on (particularly her song "Drag Queens in Limousines").

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Songs

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    A Different Kind of Gone

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    After You're Gone

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    Before You Leave

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    Between the Daylight and the Dark

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    Camelot Motel

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    Can't Find the Way

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    Christmas In Paradise

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    Different Kind of Gone

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    Drag Queens in Limousines

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    Drop in a Bucket

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    Empty Spaces

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    Evangeline

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    Ever Easy

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    Falling Out of Love

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    For Rose

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    Goddamn HIV

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    Good-Bye

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    I Ain't Leaving

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    I Don't Know Nothin' About Love

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    I Drink

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    It Ain't the Wind, It's the Rain

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    Jackie's Train

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    Just Say She's a Rhymer

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    Karla Faye

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    Last of the Hobo Kings

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    Lifetime

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    Long Way to Fall

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    Lucky Stars

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    Mama Louisiana

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    Mercy Now

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    Merry Go Round

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    Old Love Never Dies

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    Our Lady of the Shooting Stars

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    Please

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    Prayer Without Words

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    Rock & Roll Lies

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    Same Road

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    Skeleton Town

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    Slip of the Tongue

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    Slip of the Tounge

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    Snakebit

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    Soft Place to Land

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    Sugar Cane

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    Thanksgiving

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    The Ledge

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    The Lodge

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    The Other Side of Free

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    The Sun Fades The Color of Everything

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    Walk Through The Fire

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    Ways of the World

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