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Lord, I Hate That Train
02:11
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Frankie
01:38
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Cambria, California
02:00
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West Coast Blues
02:23
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Nobody's Fault but Mine
02:05
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Spanish Fandango
02:39
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When the Morning Comes
03:48
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