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Uncle Buckle
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PBR
03:13
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Paper Thin
01:20
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Dirt Road
04:20
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Gravel Train
02:52
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East End Blues
04:52
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Bucket Truck
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Sex in Cars
03:40
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Jelly Belly
03:03
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Pigeons
01:39
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Gravel Pit Girl
04:22
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Valley in Ohio
04:49
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Kero Scene
03:16
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Trouble on the Train
02:43
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Wound Inside
00:25
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The Crusher
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Fast Car
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