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Isn't That So
04:19
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Just Crazy
03:35
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The New Soft Shoe
04:13
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Mr. Lonely
02:57
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I Like To Drink
02:47
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Rayanne
02:31
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Her Used-To-Be
03:14
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Train To Glory
03:29
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Miss Heartache
03:16
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Highway 61 Revisited
02:55
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Jay Brooks San Francisco, California
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