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Land Between The Rivers
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Little Piece of Paper
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Waiting On Dixie
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Paducah
05:48
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Swept Away
03:36
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Soldier's Joy
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Crutcher's Hill
05:45
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Helpless
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Angeline The Baker
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All Night Long
03:55
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Bawn in the Mash Paducah, Kentucky
Living in the heart of the Mississippi River system, Bawn in the Mash's sound was forged in the ancient tones of Western Kentucky.
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