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Folsom Prison Blues
03:36
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Blues stay away from me
03:21
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Ida Red
02:40
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Dixie Darlin
03:30
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How'm I doin'
03:56
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Got me rollin
03:57
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Cindy
03:16
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Freight Train
02:55
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Little Birdie
03:03
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Sail away ladies
03:21
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