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Sheryl Crow: "No Depression" Video

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Created: 09/07/2005
Video description: Sheryl Crow treats us to a well-covered country classic, accompanied by an in-studio video.

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Your take

The Download.com Video team presents highlights from some of our favorite user-submitted videos. This time around we've got a video inspired by an abandoned love note, a jaunty tune from Stockholm, Sweden and a soulful song of peace. To watch each individual video, follow the links below.

1.) Autochamp: "Note to Self"

2.) Les Issambres: "Santa Fe"

3.) Allison Crowe: "Whether I'm Wrong"

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