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Chemical Worker's Song
02:55
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Castillo Straits
03:28
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Star of the County Down
02:58
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Port of Amsterdam
04:51
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Heart in a Jar
05:07
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Rocky Road to Dublin
03:16
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Johnny Jump Up
03:36
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Pale Shore
04:00
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8 Years
05:21
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Grace of God Go I
01:58
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Hero of Canton
02:33
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