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ADIOS AMIGO JIM REEVES ADIOS AMIGO, ADIOS MY FRIEND THE ROAD WE HAVE TRAVELLED HAS COME TO AN END WHEN TWO LOVE THE SAME LOVE, ONE LOVE HAS TO LOSE AND IT'S YOU WHO SHE LONGS FOR, IT'S YOU SHE WILL CHOOSE ADIOS COMPADRE, WHAT MUST BE WILL BE REMEMBER TO NAME ONE MUCHACHO FOR ME I RIDE TO THE RIO, WHERE MY LIFE I WILL SPEND ADIOS AMIGO, ADIOS MY FRIEND (WHISTLE LAST LINE) ADIOS COMPADRE, LET US SHED NO TEARS MAY ALL YOUR MANANAS BRING JOY THROUGH THE YEARS AWAY FROM THESE MEMORIES, MY LIFE I MUST SPEND ADIOS AMIGO, ADIOS MY FRIEND (WHISTLE) 3
AFTER SEVENTEEN DAYS ON THE ROAD © 1976 JOSEPH GEORGE CALDWELL, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. WRITTEN DURING TRIP TO HAITI IN FALL, 1975 (CHORUS) AFTER SEVENTEEN DAYS ON THE ROAD AFTER SEVENTEEN DAYS WITH NO WOMAN TO HOLD SO LONG FROM HOME, THIS LIFE SURE GROWS OLD AFTER SEVENTEEN DAYS ON THE ROAD WHEN YOU'RE SEVENTEEN DAYS ON THE ROAD WHEN YOU'RE SEVENTEEN DAYS FROM THE WOMAN AT HOME FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY THE DAYS PASS JUST FINE BUT THE NIGHTS AND THE WEEKENDS ARE LONELY AT TIMES TRAVEL IS FINE WHEN IT'S NEW WHEN THERE'S PLENTY TO SEE AND THERE'S PLENTY TO DO BUT IN TIME DAYS PASS SLOWLY, THE NIGHTS BECOME LONELY AND YOU'RE TOO LONG FROM HOME TO SPEND AN EVENING ALONE LAST SUNDAY I ROSE ABOUT TEN HAD SOME COFFEE, THEN I READ THROUGH THE PAPER AGAIN LOOKED FOR SOMETHING TO DO, FOR AN HOUR OR TWO ON A BEAUTIFUL SUNDAY ALONE, FAR FROM HOME TOOK A RIDE IN THE LATE AFTERNOON TO THE HILLS OVERLOOKING THE CITY BELOW THE CLEAR AIR WAS COOL, GOT TO THINKING OF YOU AS THE SHADOWS GREW LONG IN THE SOFT EVENING SUN DROPPED INTO A NEIGHBORHOOD BAR SHARED A COUPLE OF DRINKS WITH A MAN NAMED LAMAR AS I STARTED TO LEAVE, CAUGHT A GLANCE MEANT FOR ME SHE WAS PRETTY, SHE SMILED, AND SHE STOPPED ME I ASKED, WAS SHE BUSY TONIGHT SHE NODDED, AND SAID, "WHY DON'T WE TALK FOR A WHILE?" THE MUSIC WAS LOW, THE DANCING WAS SLOW AND I NEEDED SOMEONE TO TALK TO I ASKED, DID SHE LIVE HERE ALONE 4
Page 1 and 2: COUNTRY MUSIC LYRICS VOLUME I 22 NO
Page 3 and 4: make mistakes. Later, when your ski
Page 5 and 6: TABLE OF CONTENTS A DAISY A DAY ...
Page 7 and 8: IN THE BLUE CANADIAN ROCKIES ......
Page 9 and 10: PUT ANOTHER LOG ON THE FIRE .......
Page 11 and 12: WATERLOO ..........................
Page 13: A DEAR JOHN LETTER SKEETER DAVIS /
Page 17 and 18: WHEN THERE’S PLENTY TO SEE AND TH
Page 19 and 20: ALL FOR THE LOVE OF A GIRL JOHNNY H
Page 21 and 22: AMAZING GRACE WORDS BY JOHN NEWTON
Page 23 and 24: AM I THAT EASY TO FORGET? JIM REEVE
Page 25 and 26: A SATISFIED MIND COWBOY COPAS, C JO
Page 27 and 28: ASHES OF LOVE JOHNNY AND JACK J ANG
Page 29 and 30: (REPEAT FIRST VERSE) + SCOOBLEY-DOO
Page 31 and 32: A WHITE SPORT COAT MARTY ROBBINS, A
Page 33 and 34: BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC WORDS B
Page 35 and 36: BIG IRON MARTY ROBBINS, C (INTRO: A
Page 37 and 38: BILL BAILEY HUGHIE CANNON, G (G) WO
Page 39 and 40: AND HE SIGNED OFF DOWN NEAR THE GEO
Page 41 and 42: BLUE EYES CRYING IN THE RAIN WILLIE
Page 43 and 44: BORN TO LOSE HANK SNOW TED DAFFAN B
Page 45 and 46: BOUQUET OF ROSES GEORGE MORGAN, A S
Page 47 and 48: THERE'S BEEN A LOT OF GOOD (A) WOME
Page 49 and 50: BUMMING AROUND HANK SNOW, A PETE GR
Page 51 and 52: CHARLIE’S SHOES BILLY WALKER, D R
Page 53 and 54: CHEATING GAME SUSAN RAYE D KNUTSON,
Page 55 and 56: CITY LIGHTS RAY PRICE, D A BRIGHT A
Page 57 and 58: COME A LITTLE BIT CLOSER JOHNNY ROD
Page 59 and 60: CRAZY ARMS RAY PRICE, THE CHEROKEE
Page 61 and 62: CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS CHARLEY PRIDE (
Page 63 and 64: DECK OF CARDS TEX RITTER WINK MARTI
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DELLA AND THE DEALER HOYT AXTON IT
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DETOUR ELTON BRITT, G PAUL WESTMORE
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DID SHE MENTION MY NAME? GORDON LIG
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DON’T BE ANGRY STONEWALL JACKSON
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DON’T EVER LOVE ME HARRY BELAFONT
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DO WHAT YOU DO, DO WELL NED MILLER
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DROP KICK ME, JESUS BOBBY BARE PAUL
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ENGINE, ENGINE NUMBER NINE ROGER MI
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EVIL ON YOUR MIND JAN HOWARD, G YOU
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FEET RAY PRICE, E FEET, WALK ME DOW
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FUNNY HOW TIME SLIPS AWAY WILLIE NE
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BRING 'EM AROUND TODAY LOCK ME DOWN
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GHOST RIDERS IN THE SKY RIDERS IN T
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GOTTA TRAVEL ON THE KINGSTON TRIO,
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GRANADA FRANKIE LAINE, BLES BRIDGES
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HAITI CHERIE HARRY BELAFONTE, L BUR
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HANDCUFFED TO LOVE HANK SNOW JERRY
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HAVE YOU EVER BEEN LONELY? (HAVE YO
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HE’LL HAVE TO GO JIM REEVES JOE A
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HEY GOOD LOOKIN’ HANK WILLIAMS HE
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HIGH NOON (DO NOT FORSAKE ME) SONS
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HOW GREAT THOU ART CHRISTIE LANE, C
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I CAN’T HELP IT (IF I’M STILL I
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I DON'T LOVE YOU ANYMORE CONNIE SMI
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I FALL TO PIECES PATSY CLINE HANK C
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IF YOU’VE GOT THE MONEY (I’VE G
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I GUESS THINGS HAPPEN THAT WAY BILL
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I’LL SAIL MY SHIP ALONE ERNEST TU
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I LOVE YOU SO MUCH IT HURTS ME PATS
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IN THE BLUE CANADIAN ROCKIES BLUE C
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I’M MOVING ON HANK SNOW FIDDLE IN
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I’M TIRED WEBB PIERCE, D MEL TILL
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INDIAN LOVE CALL NELSON EDDY / JEAN
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IN THE JAILHOUSE NOW HANK SNOW, A J
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I REALLY DON’T WANT TO KNOW RAY P
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IS ANYBODY GOIN' TO SAN ANTONE? CHA
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IS IT WRONG FOR LOVING YOU? MARTY R
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I STILL MISS SOMEONE JOHNNY CASH, S
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IT IS NO SECRET WILF CARTER, G STUA
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IT’S BEEN A BLUE, BLUE DAY DON GI
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IT’S FOUR IN THE MORNING FARON YO
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IT'S SUCH A PRETTY DAY TODAY WYNN S
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I’VE BEEN EVERYWHERE HANK SNOW GE
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I WALK THE LINE JOHNNY CASH, A I KE
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JAMAICA FAREWELL HARRY BELAFONTE, I
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JIMMIE RODGERS BLUES ELTON BRITT, S
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JINGLE BELLS JIM REEVES DASHING THR
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JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME CHARLIE PRI
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JUST ONE TIME CONNIE SMITH DON GIBS
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KAWLIGA HANK WILLIAMS, E HANK WILLI
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LADY OF SPAIN BLES BRIDGES ROBERT H
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LET ME GO, LOVER! TERESA BREWER CAR
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LILI MARLENE HANK SNOW WOULD YOU LI
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LIVING NEXT DOOR TO ALICE SMOKIE N
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LONESOME 7-7203 HANK SNOW, JUSTIN T
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LOVE IN THE HOT AFTERNOON GENE WATS
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LUCILLE KENNY ROGERS, C OR G ROGER
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MARY ANN REGRETS HANK SNOW HARLAN H
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THEY’LL SPEAK OF THE FIGHT WITH T
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MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS DEAN MART
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MOM AND DAD WALTZ LEFTY FRIZZELL I
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MORNING HAS BROKEN ROGER WHITTAKER,
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MR RECORD MAN WILLIE NELSON MR RECO
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M.T.A. KINGSTON TRIO JACQUELINE STE
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MULE SKINNER BLUES (BLUE YODEL #8)
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MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC! (PUT ANOTHER N
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MY FAREWELL PARTY GENE WATSON WHEN
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MY HEART IS BREAKING(?) WELL, MY HE
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NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW GENE WATSON,
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NOTHING I CAN DO ABOUT IT NOW WILLI
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NOW AND THEN THERE'S A FOOL SUCH AS
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OH BABY MINE PAT BALLARD OH BABY MI
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OH, I’M FLOATING ON THE MILKY WAY
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OH, MY PAPA (OH, MEIN PAPA) ENGLISH
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OKLAHOMA HILLS JACK GUTHRIE, J GUTH
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OLD SHEP ELVIS PRESLEY, WILF CARTER
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ONE DAY AT A TIME CHRISTY LANE, MAR
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ON THE WINGS OF A DOVE WINGS OF A D
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ON TOP OF OLD SMOKEY ARR. H. BELAFO
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PAPER ROSES MARIE OSMOND, G WORDS B
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PICK ME UP (ON YOUR WAY DOWN) CHARL
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PLEASE HELP ME I’M FALLING (IN LO
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PROMISED LAND FREDDY WELLER, ELVIS
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PRIMROSE LANE JERRY WALLACE, G WAYN
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RAINBOWS ARE BACK IN STYLE SLIM WHI
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REMEMBER ME (WHEN THE CANDLELIGHTS
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RIBBON OF DARKNESS MARTY ROBBINS, C
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RIVERS OF BABYLON BRENT DOWE, JAMES
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ROSE MARIE NELSON EDDY, SLIM WHITMA
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SAN ANTONIO ROSE BOB WILLS, SONS OF
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SAY YOU’LL STAY UNTIL TOMORROW TO
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SEND ME THE PILLOW THAT YOU DREAM O
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SHE WEARS MY RING HANK SNOW BOUDLEA
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SILVER BELLS JIM REEVES CITY SIDEWA
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SINK THE BISMARK JOHNNY HORTON IN M
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SILVER THREADS AND GOLDEN NEEDLES L
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SIXTEEN TONS TENNESSE ERNIE FORD SO
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SLOWLY WEBB PIERCE, A WEBB PIERCE,
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SOMEDAY (YOU’LL WANT ME TO WANT Y
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SONNY’S DREAM PAUL HINES, WONDERF
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SPANISH HARLEM TOM JONES BEN E KING
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STAND BY YOUR MAN TAMMY WYNETTE SOM
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STORMS NEVER LAST DOTTSY, E JESSI C
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SUMMERTIME SARAH VAUGHN GEORGE GERS
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SWEET DREAMS OF YOU FARON YOUNG, PA
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HE'LL NEVER KNOW ALL THE TROUBLE TH
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TAKE THESE CHAINS FROM MY HEART HAN
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T FOR TEXAS (BLUE YODEL NO. 1) GRAN
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THAT'LL BE THE DAY BUDDY HOLLY, A (
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THE AUCTIONEER LEROY VAN DYKE, D LE
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BI-DI-DI-BOM A 50 DOLLAR WILL YOU G
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THE BLIZZARD JIM REEVES, BILLY WALK
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THE BOXER SIMON AND GARFUNKEL I AM
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THE GREAT PRETENDER THE PLATTERS BU
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THE HANGING TREE FRANKIE LAINE, MAR
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YEAH, THE HARDER THEY COME, THE HAR
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THE LAST CHEATER’S WALTZ T G SHEP
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THE LORD KNOWS I'M DRINKING CAL SMI
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THE NIGHT THEY DROVE OLD DIXIE DOWN
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THE PUB WITH NO BEER WILF CARTER AU
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THERE SHE GOES JERRY WALLACE MILLER
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THE ROCK ISLAND LINE JIMMIE RODGERS
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THE TENNESSEE WALTZ PATTI PAGE REDD
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THE WAITING GAME HARRY BELAFONTE BO
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THE WILD COLONIAL BOY BILLY WALKER
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THE WRECK OF THE OLD ‘97 J R CASH
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THEY CALL THE WIND MARIA THE BROWNS
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THE YELLOW BANDANA FARON YOUNG, A,
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JUST LIKE ME IT'S TUCKERED OUT BUT
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TO DADDY EMMYLOU HARRIS DOLLY PARTO
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TOM DOOLEY KINGSTON TRIO THROUGHOUT
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TOO MANY RIVERS BRENDA LEE HARLAN H
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TRUE LOVE PATSY CLINE, E WHILE I GI
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TURN YOUR RADIO ON RAY STEVENS ALBE
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UNCHAINED MELODY RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS
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WABASH CANNONBALL ROY ACUFF, JIMMIE
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WALK RIGHT BACK THE EVERLY BROTHERS
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WALTZ ACROSS TEXAS WILLIE NELSON WH
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WATERLOO STONEWALL JACKSON MARIJOHN
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WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME RON
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WHEN TWO WORLDS COLLIDE JIM REEVES
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WHERE IS MY CASTLE? CONNIE SMITH DA
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WHO’S SORRY NOW? CONNIE FRANCIS B
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WONDERING, WONDERING WEBB PIERCE, D
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YOU BELONG TO MY HEART BLES BRIDGES
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YOU CAN GET IT IF YOU REALLY WANT J
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YOU NEVER MISS A REAL GOOD THING CR
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YOUR CHEATING HEART HANK WILLIAMS Y
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YOU’RE THE REASON HANK SNOW (ACCO
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YOUR TIME’S COMING FARON YOUNG, A
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