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Six White Horses
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Fallin' Rain
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Let The World Go By
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If I Needed You
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Woman (Sensuous Woman)
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Dreaming My Dreams
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To Love Somebody
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Homecoming
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No Regrets
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Laura Veirs Portland, Oregon
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