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The Highway And The Rain
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Lickered Up And Lonely
04:20
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Her Home Town
03:43
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Ever Since You're Gone
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Just My Rotten Luck
04:23
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Through Gettin Over This
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The One To Blame
04:05
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Don't Wanna
05:13
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Nothing Left
02:46
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Life Goes On
04:00
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Any Place But Here
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Angry Johnny And The Killbillies Easthampton, Massachusetts
I get on with my days
In a permanent haze
People think it’s a phase
But my madness is growing…
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