Year of release 2019

Songs 24

Album time 59:34

Genre list Country

1
I'll Make Sweet Love To You
 
2:23
2
Take These Shackles From My Heart
 
2:31
3
I'm Cocquita Of Laredo
 
2:31
4
Wedding Blues
 
2:45
5
Empty Mansions
 
2:26
6
Little Willie Waltz
 
2:29
7
The Hiccough Song
 
2:15
8
Green Grow The Lilacs
 
2:41
9
No Help Wanted
 
2:08
10
Hearts And Flowers
 
2:04
11
Will There Be Any Stars In My Crown'
 
2:30
12
Just Over The Stars
 
2:31
13
I'm A Little Red Caboose (On The Choo Choo Train Of Love)
 
2:23
14
These Wasted Years
 
2:12
15
The Nightingale Song
 
2:25
16
I'd Rather Die Young (Than Grow Old Without You)
 
2:48
17
Kiss Me Quick And Go
 
2:04
18
On Mexico's Beautiful Shores
 
2:26
19
I Won't Stand In Your Way
 
2:37
20
A Wooin' We Will Go
 
2:27
21
The Life That You'veLed
 
3:00
22
Kiss Me Like Crazy
 
2:12
23
Just One More Time
 
3:06
24
Second Choice
 
2:49

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