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Introduction Letter
01:11
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Battle Cry Of Freedom
04:11
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4. |
Kathleen Mavourneen
05:00
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Bonnie Blue Flag
03:29
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Letters
03:01
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7. |
Dixie
03:20
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Garryowen
01:51
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Minstrel Boy
02:44
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10. |
Roll Alabama Roll
03:04
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11. |
Letters 2
04:10
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Shenandoah
05:29
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13. |
Cindy
02:47
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14. |
Oh Susanna
02:25
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15. |
Marching Through Georgia
03:06
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Somebody's Darling
04:06
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Finale Letter
02:42
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