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Drunk On My Porch
05:22
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Southern Trail
03:31
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Get Real
05:28
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Our Little Girl
03:34
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Too Tired To Worry
02:38
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High Hopes
03:01
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Journeys End
03:42
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Drugs 'n Shoes
03:06
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Blessed By The Stars
02:51
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She's Gone
03:33
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Hard As It Sounds
02:40
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I Don't Think About Much
02:18
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Bell Factory
03:36
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Breaker
04:02
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Hard Road
03:34
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Salvation Day
04:11
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Catch The Morning
03:13
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The Belle of the Ball
03:25
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