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BEAUTIFUL DREAMERSTEPHEN C FOSTER, 1861, D(D) BEAUTIFUL DREAMER, (Em) WAKE UNTO (G) ME(A7) STARLIGHT AND DEWDROPS ARE WAITING FOR (D) THEESOUNDS OF THE RUDE WORLD, (Em) HEARD IN THE (G) DAY(A7) LULLED BY THE MOONLIGHT HAVE ALL PASSED A(D)WAY(A7) BEAUTIFUL DREAMER, (D) QUEEN OF MY SONG(E7) LIST WHILE I WOO THEE WITH (A) SOFT MELODY(D) GONE ARE THE CARES OF (Em) LIFE'S BUSY (G) THRONG(A7) BEAUTIFUL DREAMER, AWAKE UNTO (D) ME!(G) BEAUTIFUL (D) DREAMER, A(A)WAKE UNTO (D) ME!(D) BEAUTIFUL DREAMER, (Em) OUT IN THE (G) SEA(A7) MERMAIDS ARE CHANTING THE WILD LORE(D)LEIOVER THE STREAMLET (Em) VAPORS ARE (G) BORNE(A7) WAITING TO FADE AT THE BRIGHT COMING (D) MORN(A7) BEAUTIFUL DREAMER, (D) BEAM ON MY HEART(E7) E'EN AS THE MORN ON THE (A) STREAMLET AND SEA(D) THEN WILL ALL CLOUDS OF (Em) SORROW DE(G)PART(A7) BEAUTIFUL DREAMER, AWAKE UNTO (D) ME!(G) BEAUTIFUL (D) DREAMER, A(A)WAKE UNTO (D) ME!10
BLUE BAYOULINDA RONSTADT, LYNN ANDERSON, EROY ORBISON - JOE MELSONI FEEL SO BAD I'VE GOT A WORRIED MINDI'M SO LONESOME ALL THE TIMESINCE I LEFT MY BABY BEHIND ON BLUE BAYOUSAVING NICKELS, SAVING DIMESWORKING TILL THE SUN DON'T SHINELOOKING FORWARD TO HAPPIER TIMES ON BLUE BAYOUI'M GOING BACK SOME DAY COME WHAT MAY TO BLUE BAYOUWHERE YOU SLEEP ALL DAY AND THE CATFISH PLAY ON BLUE BAYOUALL THOSE FISHING BOATS WITH THEIR SAILS AFLOATIF I COULD ONLY (Am) SEETHAT FAMILIAR SUNRISE THROUGH SLEEPY EYES HOW HAPPY I'D BEGONNA SEE MY BABY AGAINGONNA BE WITH SOME OF MY FRIENDSMAYBE I'D BE HAPPY THEN ON BLUE BAYOUSAVING NICKELS, SAVING DIMESWORKING TILL THE SUN DON'T SHINELOOKING FORWARD TO HAPPIER TIMES ON BLUE BAYOUI'M GOING BACK SOME DAY, GONNA STAY ON BLUE BAYOUWHERE THE FOLKS ARE FINE AND THE WORLD IS MINE ON BLUEBAYOUAH, THAT GIRL OF MINE BY MY SIDE, THE SILVER MOON AND THEEVENING TIDEOH, SOME SWEET DAY GONNA TAKE AWAY THIS HURTIN' INSIDEI'LL NEVER BE BLUE, MY DREAMS COME TRUE ON BLUE BAYOU11
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Page 3 and 4: TABLE OF CONTENTSABILENE ..........
Page 5 and 6: I REALLY DON'T WANT TO KNOW .......
Page 7 and 8: STRAWBERRY ROAN ...................
Page 9 and 10: ABILENEGEORGE HAMILTON IVLESTER BRO
Page 11 and 12: ALL FOR THE LOVE OF A GIRLJOHNNY HO
Page 13 and 14: ANY TIMEEDDY ARNOLD, GHERBERT HAPPY
Page 15 and 16: BAD MOON RISINGCREEDENCE CLEARWATER
Page 17: IN THE BEAUTY OF THE LILIES CHRIST
Page 21 and 22: BLUE KENTUCKY GIRLEMMYLOU HARRIS, G
Page 23 and 24: BONAPARTE'S RETREATREDD STUART, PEE
Page 25 and 26: BROKEN-HEARTED MELODYSARAH VAUGHN,
Page 27 and 28: CALENDAR GIRLRICKY NELSON, CHOWARD
Page 29 and 30: CHANGING PARTNERSPATTI PAGE, KAY ST
Page 31 and 32: CIELITO LINDO (MY PRETTY DARLING)ME
Page 33 and 34: CITY OF NEW ORLEANSJOHN DENVER, WIL
Page 35 and 36: CLEMENTINEAMERICAN MINING SONG, PRO
Page 37 and 38: COAL MINER'S DAUGHTERLORETTA LYNN,
Page 39 and 40: COULD I HAVE THIS DANCE (from Urban
Page 41 and 42: CRYINGROY ORBISON AND JOE MELSON, C
Page 43 and 44: DAY OHBANANA BOAT LOADERS' SONGJAMA
Page 45 and 46: DELILAHTOM JONESLES REED, BARRY MAS
Page 47 and 48: DIXIEDANIEL DECATUR EMMETTI (A) WIS
Page 49 and 50: (DOIN' WHAT COMES NATUR'LLY)YOU DON
Page 51 and 52: DON'T CRY FOR ME ARGENTINAWORDS BY
Page 53 and 54: DON'T LET GOROY HAMILTON (A ONE-CHO
Page 55 and 56: DON'T LET THE STARS GET IN YOUR EYE
Page 57 and 58: DOWN YONDERL WOLFE GILBERT(Eb) RAIL
Page 59 and 60: DREAM LOVEREVERY NIGHT I HOPE AND P
Page 61 and 62: DROP KICK ME, JESUSBOBBY BAREPAUL C
Page 63 and 64: EL PASOMARTY ROBBINSOUT IN THE WEST
Page 65 and 66: EL PASO CITYMARTY ROBBINSFROM THIRT
Page 67 and 68: EMPTY ARMSTERESA BREWER, SONNY JAME
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EVANGELINAHOYT AXTON, GHOYT AXTON A
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FELEENA (FROM EL PASO)WORDS AND MUS
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SHE FLIRTED ONE NIGHT, IT STARTED A
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FLESH AND BLOODJOHNNY CASH, AJOHNNY
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FLOWERS ON THE WALLSTATLER BROTHERS
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FOR THE BEAUTY OF THE EARTHWORDS BY
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FOUR WALLSJIM REEVES, GMARVIN J MOO
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- AS SUNG ON "THE SATIN SOUND BROOK
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FREIGHT TRAINAMERICAN, G(G) FREIGHT
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GET A JOBSILHOUETTES(CHORUS) SHA NA
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GRANADAFRANKIE LAINESPANISH WORDS &
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GREAT BALLS OF FIREJERRY LEE LEWISY
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GREENSLEEVES18TH CENTURY ENGLISHA(E
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WITH ALL THE POOR AND THE HUMBLE, I
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WORDS AND MUSIC BY HUGH WILLIAMS AN
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HEARTBREAK HOTELELVIS PRESLEY, EMAE
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HELP ME MAKE IT THROUGH THE NIGHTKR
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HE STOPPED LOVING HER TODAYGEORGE J
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HIGHWAY PATROLMANJOHNNY CASHBRUCE S
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HOME ON THE RANGEKANSAS, CIRCA 1873
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HOUND DOGELVIS PRESLEYWORDS AND MUS
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HOUSE OF THE RISING SUNAMERICAN(Am)
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HOW LONG HAS IT BEENJIM REEVES, DMO
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I CAN'T STOP LOVING YOURAY CHARLES,
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I DON'T CARECINDY WALKER, WEBB PIER
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I LOVE PARISCOLE PORTER (FROM CAN-C
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I'M SORRYPATSY CLINE, CRONNIE SELF
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IN DREAMSROY ORBISONA (C) CANDY COL
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I SAW THE LIGHTHANK WILLIAMSI WANDE
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WE WOULD (Fm7) TAKE LONG WALKS BY (
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IT'S HARD TO BE HUMBLEMAC DAVIS(CHO
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IT'S STILL ROCK AND ROLL TO MEBILLY
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I'VE GOT A TIGER BY THE TAILBUCK OW
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"OH, BURY ME OUT ON THE PRAIRIE, WH
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I WONDER WHO'S KISSING HER NOWLYRIC
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I WANNA STICK AROUND A WHILE AND GE
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JOHN BROWN'S BODYWORDS BY THE MEN O
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JOHN HENRY, HE DROVE FIFTEEN FEETTH
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YE HAVEN'T AN ARM, YE HAVEN'T A LEG
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JOSHUA (FIT THE BATTLE OF JERICHO)A
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KISSES SWEETER THAN WINEJIMMIE RODG
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LA VIE EN ROSEEDITH PIAF, EFRENCH W
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LISTEN TO THE MOCKINGBIRDSOUTHERN A
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WHEN A NORTHER COMMENCED BLOWIN' AN
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LORD, I HOPE THIS DAY IS GOODDON WI
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MARGARITAVILLEJIMMY BUFFETT, D(D) N
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MY PONY RAN BUT STUMBLED AND IT THR
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MCNAMARA'S BANDJOHN J STAMFORD, SHA
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MIDNIGHT, ME AND THE BLUESMEL TILLI
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MONA LISANAT KING COLEJAY LIVINGSTO
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MOONLIGHT GAMBLERFRANKIE LAINEWORDS
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MY TRULY, TRULY FAIRBOB MERRILLSOME
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(OH, HO!!)SOON I'M GONNA MARRY HER,
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NINETY MILES AN HOUR (DOWN A DEAD-E
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NORTH TO ALASKAJOHNNY HORTONMIKE PH
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NORTH WINDSLIM WHITMANMORRISWELL, O
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OH, OH, I'M FALLING IN LOVE AGAINJI
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OLD DOGS, CHILDREN AND WATERMELON W
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ONE HAS MY NAME, THE OTHER HAS MY H
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ONLY THE LONELY (KNOW THE WAY I FEE
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ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIALJOHNNY CASH,
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PANCHO & LEFTYEMMYLOU HARRIS, WILLI
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PEGGY SUEJERRY ALLISON, NORMAN PETT
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PISTOL PACKIN' MAMAHOYT AXTON, GAL
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PRAIRIE FIREMARTY ROBBINSWHILE DRIV
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PROUD MARYCREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVI
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QUE SERA, SERA (WHATEVER WILL BE, W
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RAINY DAY WOMANWAYLON JENNINGS, A(A
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RED RIVER VALLEY- ORIGINATED IN 189
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IN THROUGH THE RANCH GATE HE GALLOP
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RING OF FIREJOHNNY CASHJUNE CARTER,
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ROCK AND ROLL IS HERE TO STAYDAVID
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ROCK AROUND THE CLOCKBILL HALEY AND
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ROCK ISLAND LINELONNIE DONEGAN, COH
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WASH ME, SAVIOR, OR I DIEWHILE I DR
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ROLL IN MY SWEET BABY'S ARMSAMERICA
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BUT A WOMAN'S LOVE IS WASTED WHEN S
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SAN ANGELOMARTY ROBBINSFROM THE 196
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SAN ANGELOMARTY ROBBINSALTERNATE VE
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SAN QUENTINJOHNNY CASH, G(G) SAN QU
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SCHOOL DAYSCHUCK BERRYUP IN THE MOR
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SHE'S GOT YOUPATSY CLINE, CHANK COC
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SHOULD I COME HOME (OR SHOULD I GO
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SIXTEEN TONS"TENNESSEE" ERNIE FORD,
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SNOWBIRDANNE MURRAY, CGENE MACLELLA
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SOLDIER'S LAST LETTERRECORDED BY ER
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SPLISH SPLASHBOBBY DARIN, JERRY LEE
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STAGGER LEEHAROLD LOGAN, LLOYD PRIC
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STAY ALL NIGHT (STAY A LITTLE LONGE
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HE ONLY LACKS WINGS FOR TO BE ON TH
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TEDDY BEARS’ PICNICBRATTON KENNED
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AND HE TOOK ME BY THE HAND AND HELD
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AS HE TRIED TO IMITATE THE AUCTIONE
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THE BALLAD OF IRA HAYESJOHNNY CASH,
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THE BANANA BOAT SONGERIK DARLING, B
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SOMEONE THREW A BOOT-JACK AND THEY
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THE GIRL FROM IPANEMA (GAROTE DE IP
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THE HAPPY WANDERERWORDS BY ANTONIA
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THE LITTLE GREEN VALLEYRECORDED BY
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THE LONG BLACK VEILBOBBY BARE, JOHN
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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRLCHARLIE RICH
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THE OLD RUGGED CROSSREV GEORGE BENN
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THERE WON'T BE ANYMORECHARLIE RICHC
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THE ROVING GAMBLERAMERICAN, A(A) I
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PEAKED AT # 4 IN 1951COMPETING VERS
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O'ER THE LAND OF THE FREE AND THE H
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WELL, IT'S OH, THAT STRAWBERRY ROAN
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THE STREETS OF LAREDO19TH CENTURY A
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THE UNCLOUDED DAYUNCLOUDY DAYWILLIE
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THE WILD COLONIAL BOYAUSTRALIAN BAL
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THINGSBOBBY DARIN, DBOBBY DARINEVER
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THE BELOVED ONE, HIS ONLY SON, CAME
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THOSE WERE THE DAYSTRADITIONAL RUSS
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TO EACH HIS OWNTHE PLATTERS, GJAY L
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TRAVELIN' MANRICKY NELSON, GJERRY F
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TULSA TIMEDANNY FLOWERSI LEFT OKLAH
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TWILIGHT TIMELYRIC BY BUCK RAM, MUS
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UTAH CAROLMARTY ROBBINSAND NOW MY F
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WAKE UP LITTLE SUSIETHE EVERLY BROT
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(CHORUS) ...AND HIS GHOST MAY BE HE
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WHEN THE ROLL IS CALLED UP YONDERJA
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WHEN YOU'RE HOT YOU'RE HOTJERRY REE
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WHERE HAVE ALL THE FLOWERS GONEPETE
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WHISPERING HOPESEPTIMUS WINNER ("AL
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WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKENJOAN BAE
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WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKENWORDS BY
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WITH THIS RING I THEE WEDHANK SNOW,
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YELLOW BIRDMILLS BROTHERS, BROTHERS
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Y.M.C.AJACQUES MORALI, HENRI BELOLO
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YOU ARE MY SUNSHINEGENE AUTRYJIMMIE
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YOU MADE ME LOVE YOUPATSY CLINE, CO
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VERSE TO THE SONG AND HE SENT IT TO
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YOU'RE THE ONLY WORLD I KNOWSONNY J
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