1. |
Don't Mean Much
03:55
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2. |
Done Me Down
03:15
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3. |
Can No More
04:39
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4. |
Don't Empty the Clip
02:48
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5. |
First, Crawl a Mile
05:58
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6. |
Our Love's Done For
04:12
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7. |
Less Ambitious Half
05:06
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Seven Odd Reasons
04:37
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9. |
Cascade of Hosannas
06:00
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10. |
I Could Have Done
02:45
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11. |
Who Always Lets you Down
03:53
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13. |
Thought I Saw You Smile
05:21
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If any one would like a lyric sheet, I can send files of each song, though it would be a whole page. Just need an email address. God bless!
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Didar Singh Khalsa Berkeley, California
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