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Songs in the Album Electric Jewels

No	Song
1	Weeping Widow
2	Just Like That
3	Electric Jewels
4	You Opened Up My Eyes
5	Come On Along
6	Lady Run, Lady Hide
7	I Can Hear You Callin'
8	Cat's Claw
9	The Band Has Just Begun

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