1. |
Guano Padano
03:40
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2. |
A Country Concept
06:38
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3. |
El Divino
04:36
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4. |
Epiphany
04:40
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5. |
Bull Buster
03:28
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6. |
Ramblin' Man
03:37
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I can settle down and be doin' just fine
Til' I hear an old train rollin' down the line
Then I hurry straight home and pack
And if I didn't go, I believe I'd blow my stack
I love you baby, but you gotta understand
When the Lord made me, he made a Ramblin' Man
Some folks might sa-ay that I'm no good
That I wouldn't settle down if I could
But when that open ro-oad starts to callin' me
There's somethin' o'er the hill that I gotta see
Sometimes it's har-rd but you gotta understand
When the Lord made me, He made a Ra-amblin' Man
I love to see the towns a-passin' by
And to ride these rails 'neath God's blue sky
Let me travel this land from the mountains to the sea
Cause that's the life I believe, He meant for me
And when I'm gone and at my grave, you stand
Just say God's called home your Ramblin' Man
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7. |
Jack Frost
05:33
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8. |
Del Rey
04:21
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9. |
Danny Boy
05:45
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10. |
Tromp Valley
03:38
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