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Songs in the Album Garth Brooks

No	Song
1	Not Counting You
2	I've Got A Good Thing Going
3	If Tomorrow Never Comes
4	Alabama Clay
5	Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old)
6	Nobody Gets Off In This Town
7	I Know One
8	The Dance

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