Year of release 2010

Songs 25

Album time 01:00:43

Genre list Country

1
When We Get Old And Grey
 
2:21
2
Tumbleweed Trail
 
2:42
3
I Still Do
 
2:47
4
Night Falls On The Prairie
 
1:53
5
Wending My Way To Wyoming
 
2:44
6
Loch Lomond
 
2:05
7
Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms
 
3:20
8
Auld Lang Syne
 
1:20
9
I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen
 
2:56
10
Kelly Waltz
 
2:13
11
When A Cowboy Starts To Courtin'
 
2:10
12
Juanita
 
2:42
13
Lil Liza Jane
 
1:59
14
Sweet And Low
 
2:41
15
Spanish Cavalier
 
3:08
16
The Capital Ship
 
2:34
17
Darling Nellie Gray
 
2:42
18
In The Gloaming
 
2:46
19
When You And I Were Young, Maggie
 
2:42
20
All At Once
 
1:29
21
The Gypsy's Warning
 
2:18
22
Wonder Valley
 
2:36
23
Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight
 
2:13
24
The Little Rosewood Casket
 
3:17
25
Soldier's Joy
 
1:20

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