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Write Me A Few Lines
03:51
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Come On In My Kitchen
02:19
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Harmonica Wobble
03:23
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Devil Got My Woman
03:18
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Train
05:57
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Honey Bee
02:58
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Boat's Up The River
03:14
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Long-Haired Doney
04:10
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Mighty Long Time
03:43
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You Got Me Runnin'
02:32
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Poor Boy
04:18
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