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Miles and Miles
05:27
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18th of December
03:49
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Picture On My Wall
04:31
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Red, Red Rose
02:15
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Gonna Have a Jubilee
04:01
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Pacing The Room
05:16
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East St. Louis
05:43
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A Voice Is Calling
05:42
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I Took To Whoring
03:57
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It's Been A Long Time
03:26
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Bourbon Street
04:04
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The Beater
06:53
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13. |
The Same Thing
10:31
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The Deep Dark Woods
The Deep Dark Woods listen to Fairport Convention, Bob Dylan, Shirley Collins, Incredible String Band, Percy Sledge, Al Green, Neil Young, Kevin Ayers, The Grateful Dead, early Steeleye Span, Planxty, The Band and many other groups.
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