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Songs in the Album Barricades

No	Song
1	A Little Bit Lonesome
2	A Million Tears
3	Barricades & Brickwalls

4	Crossfire
5	Falling Into You
6	I Still Pray
7	If I Were You
8	Not Pretty Enough
9	Nullarbor Song
10	On A Bad Day
11	Runaway Train
12	Still Feelin' Blue
13	This Mountain

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