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Working for My Lord
02:11
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When I Die
03:07
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Going Down the Road
03:29
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Mary, Mary
01:24
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March Off to War
01:46
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Kitchen Girl
02:41
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You Are My Sunshine
03:07
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Working on the Railroad
02:07
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Em's Dad
01:22
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Railroad Bill
02:04
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Pokemon Blues
02:07
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Rolling
02:49
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Liza Jane
02:50
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Irene, Goodnight
04:39
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War Whoop
01:52
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Feelings Are Stupid
02:58
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Party at Gandalf's
12:20
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Georgie Buck
02:42
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Rad Bromance
02:31
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Soggy Bottom & Fu Manchu
04:06
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Weeeeeeeeeeeeed
02:21
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Folk Y'all New London, Connecticut
Oldtimey American party music from New London, CT. Crowd shoutin traditionals and foot stompin originals!
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