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South Australia
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Rocks of Bawn
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The Leaving of Liverpool
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The Rocky Road to Dublin
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Whip Jamboree
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Minstrel Boy
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Red is the Rose
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Spancil Hill
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Paddy Organized
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The Foggy Dew
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Rosin the Bow
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Wild Rover
03:28
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Galway Bay hornpipe
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The Parting Glass
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Radio Cavalier Spokane, Washington
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