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  "En Laredo" is as interesting and complex of a song musically as it is lyrically.  When the music first starts, I hear a bit of the band Fastball within this sound by Chasen Wayne.  It's just telling a story while moving, as if you're on the road.  As the song goes on, there is this certain twang within here that isn't ever quite country but at times it could be rockabilly as I can hear a bit o Reverend Horton Heat perhaps.  This continues in a way which reminds me of a Robert Rodriguez film, as you could have that lone outlaw seeking revenge with a guitar. After the verses and chorus, we get into what I believe at first to be a guitar solo and it's so well done in that old gunslinger way.  But then other elements of this music come forward, take their turn, and it just becomes this large bridge of music on display which is quite nice.  Following all of this we come back to where the title comes out in the song, as the lyrics say "En Laredo / My ...