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"Click to listen to The Mavericks&amp;apos; &amp;apos;Come Unto Me&amp;apos;\r\nCountry outlaws the Mavericks will release their first studio album in 10 years, In Time, on February 26th through the Valory Music Co. Now you can take a listen to album cut &amp;quot;Come Unto Me,&amp;quot; a slithering, seductive rock &amp;amp; roll romp that features what could be the most lascivious accordion solo you&amp;apos;ll hear all year &amp;#x2013; to say nothing of the blistering trumpet that closes the track. &amp;quot;To me the song represents the idea of the knight in shining armor &amp;#x2013;&amp;#xA0;more than a partner,&amp;#xA0;a protector of sorts,&amp;quot; says lead singer Raul Malo. &amp;quot;As the song was swirling around in my head I kept singing the words &amp;apos;Come Unto Me&amp;apos;. I&amp;apos;m pretty sure I heard that phrase somewhere along the way in my Catholic upbringing. The sentiment may be a bit archaic perhaps. But it is equally romantic and noble. That&amp;apos;s what we tried to convey with this song.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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