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Blue Ridge Mountains
02:59
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Chip On Her Shoulder
02:33
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Drop of Sunshine
02:42
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So Blessed
03:40
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The Village
02:46
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The Civil War Song
04:29
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Damn the Man
04:05
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Drove Away
04:04
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Ireland
03:16
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Friday Evening
03:25
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Winter Again
03:18
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From Four Until Late
03:59
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Tonight
03:57
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Now She's Dead
02:38
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Harvest Moon
05:05
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