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Back From Memphis
02:19
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Molly's Song
03:16
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Dear Neighbor
03:52
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Trinity Whiskey
03:10
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I Wanna Be Your Man
02:55
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Michaela
03:32
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Paper Man
02:34
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Magdalena
02:45
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My Baby Plays Conga
04:03
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Johnny's Pills
03:50
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Whiskey and Wine
02:26
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Blondes
02:46
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Honey Man
02:33
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