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Songs in the Album Lee Ann Womack

No	Song
1	A Little Past Litle Rock
2	A Man With 18 Wheels
3	Am I The Only Thing You've Done Wrong
4	Buckaroo
5	Do You Feel For Me
6	Don't Tell Me
7	Get Up In Jesus' Name
8	I Keep Forgetting
9	Jump (The Velvet Rope)
10	Make Memories With Me
11	Make Memories With Me
12	Montgomery To Memphis
13	Never Again, Again
14	The Fool
15	Walk With Me
16	Where Do You Go From Here
17	You've Got To Talk To Me

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