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Sailor's Plea
03:35
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It Ain't Easy
03:58
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Train Song
03:07
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Sarah
02:38
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Ode to Jolie
02:54
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Accordian
02:34
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Sad Story
03:02
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Sadie
02:40
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Old Bell Mare
02:12
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Bekkah McAlvage Ashland, Oregon
Bekkah McAlvage plays country folk music and lives in the Rogue Valley of Southern Oregon.
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