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Trip to Kilbourne
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Lynchburg Town
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Bounder
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Leatherwing Bat
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Dill Pickles, A Rag
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Coleraine / Klose Jig
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False Lights
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Whiskey Before Breakfast
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Dream Fountain
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Bully in the Alley
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Super Chicken
04:13
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Dunbarton's Drums
03:39
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Mouse in My Shoe
01:32
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Katy Cruel
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Mornin' Dew Set
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Man and the Wok
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Mist-Covered Mountains
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Wild Rover Blues
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