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Mississippi Queen
04:38
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Desert House
03:24
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Sister
03:26
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Dry Petals
03:46
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Weary Pilgrim
03:39
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Heat Lightning
02:59
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Que Onda
05:08
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Bury Me
03:56
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Shoelace
04:13
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Boogieman
03:22
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