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Just A Tear
04:22
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Really Tired
03:25
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Jones Is In The House
04:18
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Smoking Guns And Jesus
04:31
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Maybe This Time
02:54
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Already Gone
04:01
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Private Ghetto
02:25
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Sweet Kisses
03:28
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Lies
02:53
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Feel The Pain
03:39
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Growing Old With Me
03:22
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No Valentine For You
02:39
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Real Love
02:11
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mike shannon & Big Bus Dream Charlotte, North Carolina
Just a guy with a dream, a fantasy...trying to ride the Big Bus
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