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Mine All Mine
02:51
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Harpoon Man
02:19
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Heartbreaker
03:06
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Cry to Me
04:03
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Don't Drink
02:39
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Rode Myself Crazy
02:38
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Everynight
02:54
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This Ol' Life
05:31
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Who Will Be Next?
03:02
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Havin' That Man
02:54
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All My Money Gone
03:38
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This Old Heart
03:08
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I Want to Be Loved
02:17
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Take Me Back Baby
04:45
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Sad as a Man Can Be
03:18
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You're Just the One
02:40
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The Paul deLay Band
Paul deLay (1952 – 2007) was a blues musician from Portland, Oregon. Beginning his career with "Brown Sugar" in 1970, he later formed the Paul deLay Blues Band. Despite struggles with addiction and prison, he made a triumphant return, earning accolades for his distinct harmonica style and soulful voice. His untimely death left a void in the blues world, but his legacy endures through his music. ... more
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