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Sail Away Sally
03:07
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Tow
06:05
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Musical Moon
03:08
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Paducah
05:45
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At The Hotel Irvin Cobb
02:19
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Poundcake
03:22
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Living In Yesterday
04:00
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Hey John
03:32
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Mary Jane
03:51
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Past The Painted Wall
04:18
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The Nuclear Waltz
02:38
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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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