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Stop and Smell the Roses
03:01
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The Devil You Say
03:18
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On the Rocks
03:58
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Little Miss Do Me Right
03:22
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The Drifter
01:29
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Blues for the End Times
04:23
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Empty Pockets
03:59
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20 Miles or More
02:44
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Burnin' the Midnight Oil
04:37
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Smoke 'em if you got 'em
02:15
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She Don't Want Me Around
02:59
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Way Way Down
03:48
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Old Johnny Boots
03:49
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When the Wind Comes
01:47
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The Easy Way
03:57
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Tumbleweed
03:16
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