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Another Man's Chains
05:14
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Party To a Crime
04:47
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Black Cadillac
11:00
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Spanish Bride
05:32
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Robots On Death Row
08:23
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Like Father, Like Son
07:58
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St. Louis County Fair
04:28
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As Good As It Gets
05:35
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Jack Ruby
11:21
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Mississippi Farewell
07:37
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Paul Metsa Duluth, Minnesota
Paul Metsa is a legendary musician and songwriter from Minnesota. Born on the Iron Range, he has been based in Minneapolis
since 1978.
He has received seven Minnesota Music Awards and has played more than five thousand gigs, including forays to Iceland and Siberia.
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