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Seven Year Dream
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For a Change
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How Some Things Fall
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Chardonnay
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Again, To Kansas
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Through the Shades
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Apart
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In the Time of Romans
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I'll Not Rise Again
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Reynosa
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When It's Rained
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Jubal Ojo Caliente, New Mexico
JUBAL: (JOO'-BAL) A JACK RUSSELL TERRIER, A WESTERN FILM, A ONE HITTER IN FLORIDA, A SON OF LAMECH, AND A BAND.
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