1. |
Intro
00:28
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2. |
Old Man's World
02:05
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3. |
In The Morning
02:32
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4. |
The Black Guitar Song
03:18
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5. |
And I
02:13
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6. |
Always You
02:57
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7. |
Your Blue Eyes
02:46
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8. |
Oh God
02:26
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9. |
Man On The Corner
02:53
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10. |
Got To Be Free
02:13
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11. |
Cleveland Part Of Town
01:47
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12. |
Feel It Coming
02:31
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13. |
Don't Want To Be Wrong
03:32
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