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King Of Broken Hearts
04:36
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One Frost Away
04:44
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Fare Thee Well
05:53
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1962
03:35
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Waste Your Time
05:04
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Goat Run / Home
06:44
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Cover Me
04:00
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The Devil
06:50
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Man Of A Thousand Songs
07:31
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This Town OF Mine
05:13
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On Your Mind
02:59
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Mad World
04:12
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One Too Many Mornings
04:14
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Ken Tizzard Campbellford, Ontario
Newfoundland songwriter and bassist for The Watchmen, Thornley/Big Wreck, Ron Hynes and much more...
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