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Nobody Can Tell
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Dug Him in the Dirt
03:35
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One You Believe
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The Great Rivers
02:29
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Just This
03:53
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Life&Death She&I
03:10
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Ever Make You Mine
02:45
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What Lasts
05:39
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Water & Wheat
03:32
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