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Banks of Newfoundland
04:33
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Young Riley
04:55
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Three Score & Ten
05:26
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Banks of the Bann
03:48
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Jack Ashton
04:15
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Barque in the Harbour
04:23
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Come Fare Away
05:06
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Donald Monroe
05:20
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Bonnie Light Horseman
06:06
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