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Me And Bobby Mcgee
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Reuben James
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Tulsa Turnaround
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Heed The Call
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Elvira
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Love Woman
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Shine On Ruby Mountain
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Good Lady Of Toronto
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Sunshine
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The King Of Oak Street
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Something's Burning
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Tell It All, Brother
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Lay It Down
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Molly
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Camptown Ladies
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I Was The Loser
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Good Time Liberator
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Where Does Rosie Go
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For The Good Times
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Kenny Rogers & The First Edition
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