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Go Wherever You Wanna Go
03:46
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Ohio
05:12
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Wild Old Dog
04:47
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Mom & Dad's Waltz
02:55
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Faithful Son
04:54
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Highway Song
03:13
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That Kind Of Lonely
04:22
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Irish Boy
02:47
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Get Ready Marie
03:00
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Not A Bad Man
03:48
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Patty Griffin Old Town, Maine
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