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Sulphur Passage
03:51
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Madelyn's Lullabye
03:21
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La chanson francée
02:00
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Love in Seven
02:45
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Ya Wanna Marry Me?
03:28
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Lying Here with Annie
03:03
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Bill Miner
03:38
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Cleaning Up the Oil
04:17
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1800-and-froze-to-death
02:33
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Our Little Town
04:34
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People Like You
01:53
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Bob Bossin Gabriola, British Columbia
Stuart Mclean said, "Only a handful of song writers have created a body of work that constitutes a portrait of our country.
Stan Rogers did that. So did Gordon Lightfoot. And so does Bob Bossin.”
Pete Seeger called Bob "funny, informative and inspiring at the same time."
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