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Train Song
03:47
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2. |
Karma
05:14
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Gone
04:37
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4. |
On my way
04:53
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5. |
Let it out
03:52
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6. |
Guitar Strings
04:50
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Too much on your plate
04:01
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8. |
Breakin' down
03:52
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9. |
Green Grass Grows
02:41
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10. |
Howlin' Wolf
05:05
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11. |
Ain't no Good
05:11
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No one came
03:49
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13. |
Keep The Tribe Alive
04:11
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14. |
Stole my Soul
04:52
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