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Burn, Burn, Burn
04:36
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Black Cherry Shine
02:49
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Eating In The Yard
03:15
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Manufactured Twang
03:50
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Last Train From Harlan
04:22
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Black Jewel, White Lies
04:33
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Ode To Uncle Dale
05:01
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Zombie Town
06:21
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The Bloody Bucket
05:17
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Devil Buys The Groceries
05:07
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Yesterday's Cocaine
03:50
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The Cumberland Gap
03:09
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Watch The World Fly By
04:24
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Three Dollar Wine
03:49
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Mackie Bend
06:33
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The Dope Show
04:01
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Going To Hell
04:40
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Middlesborough 1974
05:12
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