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Working For Fool's Gold
02:59
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Freedom Of Religion
02:28
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Good Riddance
02:06
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Symphony Of Silence
03:10
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Getting By On Patience
02:44
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Trespassing Heaven
01:51
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Travelers Grave
01:27
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Les Blackwell Winfield, Kansas
Country folk singer songwriter traveler and storyteller from Dalton Georgia.
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