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Dry Your Eyes
03:29
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Raglan Road
04:44
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The Great Unknown
03:06
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Over the Water
04:41
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Black is the Color
02:45
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Lord of the Dance
01:08
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Spencer the Rover
04:11
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Scarborough Faire
03:02
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9. |
Hold Me
05:34
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Grow Old With You
04:20
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Carrickfegus
05:12
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Full of Grace
05:13
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The Road to Marabee
04:34
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Paris Troika
05:27
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Amazing Grace
01:56
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The Thunder Song
05:41
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