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Games people play
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Love come home
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Britz creek
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My rock
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Make it good
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I've just seen a face
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Dixie breakdown
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Uncle Pen
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My Lord keeps a record
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Ole Slew foot
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Anchored to the shore
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Bluegrass Breakdown Berlin, Germany
As one of Germanys oldest and still active bluegrass bands "Bluegrass Breakdown" was founded in 1982 by the fusion of the bands "Greyhound" and "Mountain Dew. Two time winner of the GACMF Bluegrass Awards (1996/
1997).
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