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I Know You
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Number Sixteen
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Shadow of the Moon
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Dallas
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Down in my Hometown
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Stars in My Life
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I Think Too Much of You
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Bhagavan Decreed
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You've Never Seen Me Cry
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One Road More
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Store of You
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Rose from the Mountain
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The Flatlanders Lubbock, Texas
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