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The Cat
02:06
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Old Grey Coat
04:43
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This song was written from the perspective of an old mange-ridden dog named "Dude" whom I met in San Antonio, Texas, in probably 2009. May he rest in peace
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Cider
02:30
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Fox and Roach
02:57
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This is a song about Joey AKA Whyme who died a few years back. May he rest in peace
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Little Satchel
03:59
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