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Steel Mule
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What I'll Become
04:12
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Climb That Mountain
04:06
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City on the State Line
02:44
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Dark Side of Town
03:54
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Hand Me Down
03:35
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Write Me Off
02:44
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Champion
03:44
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Shotgun Lie
04:27
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Atom Bomb
03:38
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Never Going Back
03:26
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Next Time Around
03:05
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