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Over the Line
03:41
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Soul Searching
04:14
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Son of Sun
03:29
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Wind Talks
04:21
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Ozark Country Blues
03:05
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The Light
03:24
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Goodness
02:21
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Old Man Blues
03:34
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Speak to Me
03:50
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Peace with God
04:23
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