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St. Anthony’s Reel
05:10
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A Moth’s Moon
06:31
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Trailer Park Rag
02:30
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Rattler in My Boot
03:31
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Dead Brother Blues
03:48
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False Hearted Seeds
05:39
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Eight Legs Erotic
06:34
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Blue Hole Recordings Houston, Texas
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