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One Plate Guy
03:22
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I used to be a juggler in the big top show now I'm just a one damn plate guy
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Hammer & Tongs
04:00
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where's your hammer and tongs, how're you gonna build those songs
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Later Won't Help You Now
02:48
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All the Secrets
03:41
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these are all the secrets I have known
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Carson City
02:33
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I hear there's a special down at the store
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Falling Blossoms
03:27
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she went up like fire, she came down like ashes
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The Morning Line
03:16
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the wind can turn, it touches every face the same, at the morning line
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It Takes A Lifetime
03:00
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it takes a lifetime to wash the sins....oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah, yeah
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Don't Fan the Coals
03:03
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don't fan the coals if you don't want flames
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Ward Four
02:29
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Frank's pool room nickel a game, some guy named Lenny playin'the same tune good bad and ugly on the radio
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Helium Heart
03:54
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under the orchid moon, a guitar blossoms an Italian tune, petals dripping down like rosy runes...
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Lonesome Brothers Northampton, Massachusetts
They formed in 1985 and played a year and a half of Tuesdays at the old Barre Hunt club, which later burned down. Still going after 38 years....
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