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Songs in the Album Live 1975-1985

No	Song
1	4th Of July, Asbury Park (sandy)
2	Adam Raised A Cain
3	Backstreets
4	Badlands
5	Because The Night
6	Bobby Jean
7	Born In The U.s.a.
8	Born To Run
9	Cadillac Ranch
10	Candy's Room
11	Cover Me
12	Darkness On The Edge Of Town
13	Darlington County
14	Fire
15	Growin' Up
16	Hungry Heart
17	I'm On Fire
18	Independence Day
19	It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City
20	Jersey Girl (tom Waits)
21	Johnny 99
22	My Hometown
23	Nebraska
24	No Surrender
25	Paradise By The 'c'
26	Racing In The Street
27	Raise Your Hand
28	Reason To Believe
29	Rosalita (come Out Tonight)
30	Seeds
31	Spirit In The Night
32	Tenth Avenue Freeze-out
33	The Promised Land
34	The River
35	This Land Is Your Land
36	Thunder Road
37	Two Hearts
38	War
39	Working On The Highway
40	You Can Look (but You Better Not Touch)

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