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Songs in the Album Alabama Song

No	Song
1	Pardon Me
2	Long Black Train
3	Alabama Song
4	Call My Name
5	The One That Got Away (got Away With My Heart)
6	I Found A Letter
7	Easier To Forget
8	Set You Free
9	A Soft Place To Fall
10	Tell Me Baby
11	Is Heaven Good Enough For You

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