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Songs in the Album Tim McGraw

No	Song
1	Ain't No Angels
2	Clay Blaker
3	I Keep It Under My Hat
4	Memory Lane
5	Tears In The Rain
6	Two Steppin Mind
7	Welcome To The Club
8	What Room Was The Holiday In
9	What She Left Behind
10	You Can Take It With You
11	Comfort Me
12	Tickin' Away
13	Home
14	Red Ragtop
15	That's Why God Made Mexico
16	Watch The Wind Blow By
17	Illegal
18	Sleep Tonight
19	I Know How To Love You Well
20	Sing Me Home
21	She's My Kind Of Rain
22	Who Are They?
23	Real Good Man
24	All We Ever Find
25	Tiny Dancer

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