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Tricycle
04:49
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How Deep Is The Ocean
08:25
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Eastern Haze
05:50
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The Newport Rag
04:23
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Somnambulist Blues
10:06
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My Shout
03:08
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If I Should Lose You
07:34
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One For You One For Me
04:11
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Lighthouse
05:32
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Autumn In New York
04:50
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Smoke Signal
04:18
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Black Motive
05:00
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Late At Night
03:32
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