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Shine Your Light
05:05
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7 Rosas
03:33
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Sometimes
03:11
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Why Don't You Love Me
02:16
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Sweet Salvation
03:36
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Excuse Me
03:40
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Calling Dr. Love
03:32
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8. |
Master
03:43
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Trouble
03:46
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Sympathy/Willie/Cajun
09:20
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Reachin' For
03:32
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We Can't Go On
03:50
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Ride
03:57
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Taken
03:27
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In The End
03:33
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Fire
04:00
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17. |
Catalina
03:58
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18. |
Get Ready
03:32
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19. |
Long Lonely Time
03:14
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Love Don't Come Easy
04:40
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The Burnlackers Phoenix, Arizona
For over 25 years The Burnlackers, a local Phoenix Arizona band, have been writing and performing their own original music.
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