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Last of Callahan
02:07
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Rebel's Raid
03:14
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Hog-eyed
02:45
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Farewell Princeton
03:11
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Holly Ding
02:03
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Gonna Kill Me
02:35
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Arkansas Nail
03:49
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Black-eyed Susie
03:20
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Run Johnny Run
02:08
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Five Miles From Town
03:34
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Goin' To Town
04:03
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Boatin' Up The Sandy
04:39
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Dull chisel
03:18
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Rust 'n Shine Boulder, Colorado
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