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Appalachia Bloodstone
05:03
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American Dream
08:26
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Back Home
03:58
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The Siren
04:39
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Carolina Bound
04:05
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Fever
04:28
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River Tethys
05:06
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Bill and Ed
05:15
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Pink Wooly
02:36
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Jewelweed
05:23
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Lorryn
04:37
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Heartache and Sorrow
04:20
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Freedom
04:17
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Wishing Well -> Ocean
08:03
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Ancestors
04:22
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