Year of release 1994

Songs 28

Album time 01:14:40

Genre list Country

1
I'm Coming Back But I Don't Know When
 
2:20
2
In The Pines
 
3:41
3
The Last Song
 
2:46
4
Sweet Dixie
 
2:18
5
Wild Indian
 
2:20
6
Run Boy Run
 
1:51
7
Theme Time
 
2:18
8
Orange Blossom Special
 
3:12
9
I Can't Quit Cigarettes
 
3:12
10
Lost Highway
 
2:45
11
The Good Things Out Weigh The Bad
 
3:00
12
The Summer's Come And Gone
 
2:21
13
Fraulein
 
2:45
14
You're Gonna Change (Or I'm Gonna Leave)
 
3:03
15
Tennessee Waltz
 
2:27
16
Little Maggie, She's So Sweet
 
2:19
17
Big Country
 
2:37
18
Red Rooster
 
2:25
19
Crow On The Banjo
 
2:26
20
You Are My Sunshine
 
3:16
21
Going Up Dry Branch
 
1:55
22
Living Like A Fool
 
3:18
23
Union County
 
2:02
24
Uptown Blues
 
2:46
25
Goin' Ape (Over You)
 
2:56
26
Steal Away Somewhere And Die
 
2:58
27
Freeborn Man
 
2:51
28
Losing You
 
2:49

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