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On The Road Again
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Don't You Believe Them
02:06
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Ball & Chain
02:21
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Show Me The Way
02:35
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The Light Hurts My Eyes
03:05
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I Can Do It Better
02:25
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Honey And Wine
03:03
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Lord, I'm So Lonely
03:13
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Blue Monday
02:47
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What Am I To Do
02:22
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Run, Run For Your Life
02:35
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You Know What You Can Do
03:02
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