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Cry To Me
03:53
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All The Way To The River
04:28
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Aces Up Your Sleeve
03:19
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Poor Imitation Of God
02:55
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Nothing In My Heart
04:01
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Over The Hill
04:19
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Outrunning My Soul
03:41
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Hide Your Tears
03:12
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The Odds Of Loving You
04:03
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One Stiff Breeze
03:37
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Robber's Highway
04:23
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John Hiatt Nashville, Tennessee
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