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Songs in the Album Love And Theft

No	Song
1	Bye And Bye
2	Cry A While
3	Floater (Too Much To Ask)

4	High Water
5	Honest With Me
6	Lonesome Day Blues
7	Mississippi
8	Moonlight
9	Po' Boy
10	Sugar Baby
11	Summer Days
12	Tweedle Dee And Tweedle Dum
13	Highwater (for Charlie Patton)
14	Cry Awhile

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