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Disappearing Girl
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The Deep End
04:53
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Hung the Moon
03:59
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I've Got a Dollar
05:51
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River Run
04:26
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Las Vegas Gambler
04:52
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Tempered Hands
04:45
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Like a Rose
03:31
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Juliet McConkey Austin, Texas
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