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Barbara Ann
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Hound Dog
01:35
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Stand By Me
02:34
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Kansas City
02:09
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Run Around Sue
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Crimson & Clover
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Surfin' Bird
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Red Red Wine
02:15
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Ain't Too Proud To Beg
01:49
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Paint It Black
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House Of The Rising Sun
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Oh Boy
01:25
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Sloppy But Lucky Topeka, Kansas
Irish Folk-Punk / Boozegrass
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