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Running To Be Free
03:38
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Nothing To Say
02:45
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Get Away Devil
03:53
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Throw 'em Out
02:29
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Colorado Weed
03:20
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Old Photograph
03:11
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Tell Me
03:25
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River Man
03:27
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Break
04:03
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Dearnley Hartsburg, Missouri
Survivor of a good upbringing, successful career, and state sanctioned domestic union.
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