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Foggy Mountain Breakdown
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I Saw the Light
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Cripple Creek
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Praise the Lord
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Fox on the Run
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Battle of New Orleans
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You get a Line
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T for Texas
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Train Track Blues
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You
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Four and Twenty
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Needle and the Spoon
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Sweet Home Alabama
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Perfect Country Song
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Illegal Smile
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Redneck Mothers
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Lucky Man
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Can't you See
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Far Away Eyes
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