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Ukulele Typewriter
02:03
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Oh, Sailor
02:27
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Where Should I Go?
04:33
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Home
05:20
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This Bike Is Better Off
03:26
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Bandit
02:45
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C.E.P.
03:24
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Life With A Poetic Twist
02:46
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Midwest Seasick
04:22
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Confrontation
03:38
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Drive On In
06:21
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Lou VanLanning Portland, Oregon
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