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Three Little Birdies
02:53
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Put On Your Shoes
03:01
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Coyotes Sing Tonight
02:38
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Old Sweet Home
02:51
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Death of Sis Draper
03:15
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Little Mousey
02:17
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Rambler's Soul
02:47
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Sweet Peach
02:33
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Almost Forgot About You
03:00
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Rebecca Patek Austin, Texas
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