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You've Taken Me Places
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Who Did You Call Darlin'
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One Man Woman Again
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Big Cars
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No One Will Ever Know
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True Love
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Sweet Talk and Good Lies
03:19
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Little Chapel
02:57
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Broken Heart For Sale
03:14
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Together Again
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Mr. Lonesome
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Rum and Rodeo
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Cadillac Cowboy
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