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See The Elephant
04:23
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Childish Things
04:33
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We Can't Make it Here
07:04
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Slew Foot
04:34
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Bad Enough
04:17
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Restless
03:51
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Memorial Day
04:12
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Six Year Drought
05:12
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Old Part of Town
05:14
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Charlemagne's Home Town
05:49
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Pocatello
02:59
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Holiday
06:36
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James McMurtry Austin, Texas
"The simple fact is that James McMurtry may be
the truest, fiercest songwriter of his generation..."
Stephen King | Entertainment Weekly
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