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I Loved ’Em Every One
01:53
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originally performed by T. G. Sheppard
written by Phil Sampson
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Hotter Than Mojave
02:17
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originally performed by Iris DeMent
written by Iris DeMent
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Five Minute Drive
02:11
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originally performed by Esther Rose
written by Esther Rose
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originally performed by Kenny Chesney
written by Casey Beathard
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I Hate Everything
00:51
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originally performed by George Strait
written by Gary Harrison and Keith Stegall
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originally performed by Toby Keith
written by Toby Keith, Rivers Rutherford, and Bob DiPiero
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Old Shit
02:36
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originally performed by Miranda Lambert
written by Brent Cobb and Neil Mason
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Crescent City
02:28
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originally performed by Lucinda Williams
written by Lucinda Williams
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Single Again
02:59
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originally performed by Gary Stewart
written by Gary Stewart
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originally performed by Bob Dylan
written by Bob Dylan
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