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Intro
00:52
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Go Up To That Mountain
05:08
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Walk This Way For Awhile
03:26
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Nothing You Can't Lose
05:58
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Redwing
05:41
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Hymn For The Unsung
06:15
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Long Way To Go
08:49
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Surround Me
03:13
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Miller's Hill/Tamlin
06:54
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Valley
06:21
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Second Of May
07:10
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16. |
Kiss Me Like A Stranger
05:14
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Working On A Building
06:12
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Riverside
05:10
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Spike Driver
09:03
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