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Merrily Kiss the Quaker
02:30
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Veronica
03:04
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The Blarney Pilgrim
02:29
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Boys of Blue
01:06
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Sweet Potato
03:55
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The Fisherman
03:28
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Fair Anna
02:53
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Brown Haired Girl
02:03
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Big Moose
02:35
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Southwind
02:42
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Railroad Blues
02:37
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Judy / Anji
04:21
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John McCormick San Francisco, California
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