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Intro
01:32
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Hang Me, Oh Hang Me
04:35
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These Days
03:09
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Banks of the Ohio
04:05
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Prodigal Son
05:00
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Worried Man Blues
04:06
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Pretty Polly
03:51
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Freight Train
03:21
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Four Strong Winds
04:31
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Goodnight Irene
04:50
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David Brose Hayesville, North Carolina
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