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Trifling Woman
02:17
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Cluck Old Hen
02:23
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Morning Fair
02:49
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Bonnie James Campbell
01:27
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Lord Randall
03:29
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Handsome Molly
01:45
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Reuben Train
02:57
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Tom Dooley
02:44
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Moonshine
01:41
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Rye Whiskey
02:31
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Wild Bill Jones
03:27
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Gyps of David
02:57
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Song of a Lost Hunter
04:24
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Sourwood Mountain
02:31
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Frank Proffitt Charlotte, North Carolina
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