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Rain is a Comin'
03:07
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2. |
Ripple
04:26
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3. |
Hickory Wind
03:35
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4. |
Blue & Lonesome
02:57
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Walkin' Down the Road
02:36
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Only Passing Through
03:17
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8. |
Kempsey Mail
03:55
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9. |
Sunset on the Sage
03:18
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10. |
My Oklahoma
03:22
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11. |
Nothing was Delivered
03:30
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12. |
Net Zero
03:15
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THE OUTRYDERS QLD, Australia
Just passing through, riding out on the fringes,
Where water ripples by a lonely road,
Where the wind
blows at sunset
And the last train moans in the distance,
and the rain is coming
(according to rumour)...
... more
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