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Songs in the Album And Other Short Stories/Baby James Harvest

No	Song
1	Medicine Man
2	Someone There You Know
3	Harry's Song
4	Ursula (The Swansea Song)
5	Little Lapwing
6	Song With No Meaning
7	Blue John's Blues
8	The Poet
9	After The Day

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