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01.
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Ring of Fire
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02.
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I Walk the Line
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03.
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Folsom Prison Blues (live at Folsom State Prison, Folsom, CA – January 1968)
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04.
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Highwayman
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05.
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(Ghost) Riders in the Sky
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06.
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A Boy Named Sue (live at San Quentin State Prison, San Quentin, CA – February 1969)
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07.
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Jackson
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08.
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One Piece at a Time
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09.
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Man in Black
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10.
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Sunday Morning Coming Down (live at Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN – July 1970)
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11.
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Cocaine Blues (live at Folsom State Prison, Folsom, CA – January 1968)
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12.
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Ragged Old Flag
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13.
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Don’t Take Your Guns to Town
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14.
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American Remains
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15.
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The General Lee
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16.
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Orange Blossom Special
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17.
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There Ain’t No Good Chain Gang
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18.
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I Still Miss Someone
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19.
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It Ain’t Me, Babe
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20.
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She Used to Love Me a Lot
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21.
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A Thing Called Love
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22.
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Five Feet High and Rising
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23.
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Tennessee Flat‐Top Box
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24.
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Sunday Morning Coming Down (live)
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25.
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Hey Porter
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26.
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The Ballad of Ira Hayes
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27.
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San Quentin (live at San Quentin State Prison, San Quentin, CA – February 1969, version 1)
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28.
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If I Were a Carpenter
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29.
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25 Minutes to Go (live at Folsom State Prison, Folsom, CA, 1st Show – January 1968)
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30.
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Flesh and Blood
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31.
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I Got Stripes
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32.
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The One on the Right Is on the Left
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33.
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Song of the Patriot
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34.
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The Legend of John Henry’s Hammer
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35.
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Out Among the Stars
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36.
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Understand Your Man
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37.
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All Over Again
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38.
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Dark as the Dungeon (live at Folsom State Prison, Folsom, CA – January 1968)
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39.
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I’m Movin’ On
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40.
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Wanted Man
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41.
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Long‐Legged Guitar Pickin’ Man
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42.
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Busted
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43.
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I Drove Her Out of My Mind
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44.
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The Rebel‐Johnny Yuma
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45.
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The Long Black Veil (live at Folsom State Prison, Folsom, CA, 1st Show – January 1968)
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46.
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The Wall
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47.
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Me and Bobby McGee (live at Channel DR‐TV, Copenhagen, Denmark – September 1971)
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48.
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Send a Picture of Mother (live at Folsom State Prison, Folsom, CA – January 1968)
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49.
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Help Me Make It Through the Night
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A young cowboy named Billy Joe grew restless on the farm
A boy filled with wanderlust who really meant no harm
He changed his clothes and shined his boots
And combed his dark hair down
And his mother cried as he walked out
"Don't take your guns to town, son
Leave your guns at home, Bill
Don't take your guns to town"
He laughed and kissed his mom and said, "Your Billy Joe's a man
I can shoot as quick and straight as anybody can
But I wouldn't shoot without a cause, I'd gun nobody down"
But she cried again as he rode away
"Don't take your guns to town, son
Leave your guns at home, Bill
Don't take your guns to town"
He sang a song as on he rode, his guns hung at his hips
He rode into a cattle town, a smile upon his lips
He stopped and walked into a bar and laid his money down
But his mother's words echoed again
"Don't take your guns to town, son
Leave your guns at home, Bill
Don't take your guns to town"
He drank his first strong liquor then to calm his shaking hand
And tried to tell himself at last he had become a man
A dusty cowpoke at his side began to laugh him down
And he heard again his mother's words
"Don't take your guns to town, son
Leave your guns at home, Bill
Don't take your guns to town"
Filled with rage, then Billy Joe reached for his gun to draw
But the stranger drew his gun and fired before he even saw
As Billy Joe fell to the floor, the crowd all gathered 'round
And wondered at his final words
"Don't take your guns to town, son
Leave your guns at home, Bill
Don't take your guns to town"
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