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Songs in the Album Blues On The Bayou

No	Song
1	I've Got Some Outside Help I Don't Need
2	I'll Survive
3	Bad Case Of Love
4	Shake It Up And Go
5	If I Lost You
6	Tell Me Baby
7	Good Man Gone Bad
8	Darlin' What Happened
9	Mean Ole' World
10	Bluesman (Understand)
11	Broken Promise
12	You're On Top (Blues In 'G')

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