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Simone Felice - From The Violent Banks of the Kaaterskill Live (2CD)Tracklist Disc 1 01 Bye Bye Palenville 02 Don't Wake The Scarecrow 03 One Night Stands 04 Radio Song 05 Dawn Brady's Son 06 Your Belly In My Arms 07 Charade 08 If You Go To LA 09 Water Spider 10 Mercy 11 The Gallows 12 Country Of Echoes Disc 2 01 New York Times 02 Running Through My Head 03 You & I Belong 04 The Devil Is Real 05 The Morning I Get To Hell 06 Hey Bobby Ray 07 One More American Song 08 Union Street 09 Splendor In The Grass 10 If You Ever
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