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Pot Farmer's Daughter
02:35
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By My Side
05:20
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Sun is Setting
02:44
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Busted Flat
02:31
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Cupboards
02:46
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Angels & Demons
02:29
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Indian Lake
03:45
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Losing the Ones I Love
02:36
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Freedom Fries
02:19
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We're on the Move now
03:11
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Institution Blues
03:33
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Get Outta Town
03:37
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Oui Swing
02:05
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Talking Marijuana Blues
03:01
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White Trash Love Song
02:55
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Everybody Loves My Baby
03:56
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Arrows We Break
03:40
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