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The Devil's Elbow
01:06
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Lead Me To Believing
05:41
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Burn
03:53
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Town By The Border
05:26
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Little Jimmy
03:17
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Anywhere You Wanna Go
03:55
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Yonder Comes The Sun
03:23
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Things That Don't Fit
03:14
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Angela
04:24
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When I Get Home
05:01
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