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Can't Stop The Rain
03:34
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Wasteland
04:08
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I Can Be Your Telephone
03:07
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Houston
03:42
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Reckless Air
04:22
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8. |
Always In My Heart
03:28
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Aaron Smyth - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar
Dara Higgins - Bass
Dennis Cassidy - Drums, Percussion
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Don't Skip Out
04:35
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Candle In A Coat
04:02
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