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Blues in the Night
04:42
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I've Got a Man
03:07
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Ain't Got You
03:46
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Cold Cold Feeling
06:57
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Hey Bartender
02:02
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Someday Baby
03:07
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My Girlish Days
04:06
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Help Me Through the Day
03:40
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You Can Have My Husband
03:11
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Relaxing
03:42
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When the Train Gets Back
05:42
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Spoonful
03:58
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