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14 When He Went Into the Woods |
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1975 Chevy Nova (For Aaron Sewall) |
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After the Fireworks We Walked to the Ropeswing |
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Alberta |
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Bring Your Mask and Snorkel |
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Bugs in Her Pockets & Hunting for Salamanders |
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Careful, It Doesn't Look Safe Yet |
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Dogsled |
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Doris |
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Far-Off Exotic Places, Like Winnipeg |
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First Winter at Plymouth Colony |
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Ftra |
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Girl From Lincoln County |
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Girl on a Beach in Black & White |
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Good Morning Hey Look, It's Snowing |
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Hallo Harriet or Charlotte, We Love You |
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Hello Harriet or Charlotte, We Love You |
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Hey Grandpa, Who Were the Barnstormers |
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Is the Boat Moving or Is It Me |
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Keep Your Head Up Champ, Now Go Get 'em |
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Kissed by a Witch in the Woods |
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Lost His Devils Tail in the Snow |
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Maybe It Was Utah |
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Nashville Nashton Nasheapolis |
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No Land Lights or Birds |
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Old House, Friendly Ghost (Hopefully) |
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Riding in Cars in the Woods |
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Rogue Wave |
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Shackelton |
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She Lived Where the Road Turned to Dirt |
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She Rests at 60 Fathoms |
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Something Very New England About This View |
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Sting's Alias |
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Thankful for fIREHOSE |
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The 20th Maine: July 2nd 1863 |
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The Drive to Whitefish / Midnight, With Concrete Blonde at a Perfect Volume |
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The Fair |
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The King's Pines |
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The Mighty Damariscotta (Sounds Like Home) |
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The Morning in the Rain at Magens Bay |
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The Winter I Got Louder Than Bombs and Standing on a Beach |
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The Woods Across the Street When I Was Little |
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Took a Train to Oregon |
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Two Two Three Benner Lane |
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Under Water Disorientation |
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We Don't Live by a Lake Yet |
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We Don't Talk About the Night Marsha Took the Boat to Digby |
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When We Get to California |
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You're in East Montana Now, Boy |
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You're the Most Charming |
