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voices
02:00
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Last Night in Town
02:47
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highway/whiskey
04:14
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new boots
03:52
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oldest joke in town
03:35
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Misery and Hell
02:22
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live free
04:34
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tired of singing
02:12
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Skyscrapers
02:52
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Run
03:42
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watching airplanes
03:00
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no more open road
03:38
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a real rain
02:51
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