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Al Stewart - Year Of The Cat
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Al Stewart - The Year Of The Cat
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Al Stewart - Time Passages
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Al Stewart - On The Border
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Al Stewart - King of Portugal
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Al Stewart - Lord Grenville
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Al Stewart - One stage before
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Al Stewart - A man for all seasons
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Al Stewart - Angel Of Mercy
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Al Stewart - Black Hill
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Al Stewart - Broadway Hotel
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Al Stewart - Electric Los Angeles sunset
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Al Stewart - End Of The Day
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Al Stewart - Merlin's Time
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Al Stewart - Midnight Rocks
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Al Stewart - Roads to Moscow
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Al Stewart - Rocks In The Ocean
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Al Stewart - Rumours Of War
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Al Stewart - Shah Of Shahs
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Al Stewart - Somewhere In England 1915
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Al Stewart - Song On The Radio
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Al Stewart - Swiss Cottage Maneuvers
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Al Stewart - The elf
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Al Stewart - A Long Way Down From Stephanie
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Al Stewart - A Sense Of Deja Vu
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Al Stewart - Accident On 3rd Street
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Al Stewart - Age Of Rhythm
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Al Stewart - Almost Lucy
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Al Stewart - Always The Cause
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Al Stewart - Amsterdam
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Al Stewart - Angry Bird
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Al Stewart - Anna
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Al Stewart - Anniversary
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Al Stewart - Apple Cider Re Constitution
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Al Stewart - Apple Cider Reconstitution
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Al Stewart - Bad reputation
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Al Stewart - Beacon Street
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Al Stewart - Bedsitter images
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Al Stewart - Beleeka Doodle Day
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Al Stewart - Belsize Blues
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Al Stewart - Blow Your Mansion Down
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Al Stewart - Cafe Society
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Al Stewart - Carol
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Al Stewart - Charlotte Corday
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Al Stewart - Child's View Of The Eisenhower Years
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Al Stewart - Class Of '58
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Al Stewart - Cleave To Me
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Al Stewart - Clifton In The Rain
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Al Stewart - Constantinople
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Al Stewart - Dark Side
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Al Stewart - Don't Forget Me
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Al Stewart - Down In The Cellars
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Al Stewart - Ear Of The Night
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Al Stewart - Elvaston Place
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Al Stewart - Elvis At The Wheel
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Al Stewart - Fantasy
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Al Stewart - Feel Like
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Al Stewart - Fields of France
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Al Stewart - Flying Sorcery
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Al Stewart - Football Hero
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Al Stewart - Four Of a Kind
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Al Stewart - Franklin's Table
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Al Stewart - French Laundry
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Al Stewart - Genie on a table top
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Al Stewart - Gethsemene Again
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Al Stewart - Ghostly Horses Of The Plains
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Al Stewart - Gina In The Kings Road
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Al Stewart - Helen And Cassandra
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Al Stewart - Here In Angola
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Al Stewart - Hipposong
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Al Stewart - House Of Clocks
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Al Stewart - How Does It Happen
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Al Stewart - I don't believe you
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Al Stewart - I'm falling
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Al Stewart - If it doesn't come naturally, leave it
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Al Stewart - Immelman Turn
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Al Stewart - In Brooklyn
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Al Stewart - In red square
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Al Stewart - In the dark
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Al Stewart - Indian Summer
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Al Stewart - Jackdaw
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Al Stewart - Joe the Georgian
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Al Stewart - Josephine Baker
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Al Stewart - Katherine Of Oregon
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Al Stewart - Last Days Of The Century
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Al Stewart - Laughing into 1939
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Al Stewart - League of notions
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Al Stewart - License To Steal
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Al Stewart - Life and life only
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Al Stewart - Life between the wars
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Al Stewart - Life In Dark Water
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Al Stewart - Like William Mckinley
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Al Stewart - Lindy comes to town
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Al Stewart - Lonliest Place On The Map
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Al Stewart - Lori, don't go right now
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Al Stewart - Love Chronicles
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Al Stewart - Lover Man
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Al Stewart - Lyke-wake Dirge
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Al Stewart - Manuscript
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Al Stewart - Merry Monks
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Al Stewart - Midas Shadow
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Al Stewart - Millie Brown
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Al Stewart - Mixed Blessing
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Al Stewart - Modern times
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Al Stewart - Mona Lisa Talking
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Al Stewart - Mr. Lear
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Al Stewart - My Egyptian Couch
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Al Stewart - My Enemies Have Sweet Voices
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Al Stewart - News from Spain
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Al Stewart - Next time
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Al Stewart - Night meeting
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Al Stewart - Night Of The 4th Of May
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Al Stewart - Night rolls in
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Al Stewart - Night train to Munich
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Al Stewart - Not the one
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Al Stewart - Old Compton street blues
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Al Stewart - One, Two, Three
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Al Stewart - Out In The Snow
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Al Stewart - Paint by numbers
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Al Stewart - Pandora
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Al Stewart - Peter On The White Sea
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Al Stewart - Post World War Two Blues
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Al Stewart - Princess Olivia
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Al Stewart - Rain Barrel
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Al Stewart - Real and unreal
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Al Stewart - Red Toupee
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Al Stewart - Running man
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Al Stewart - Russians & Americans
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Al Stewart - Sailing Into The Future
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Al Stewart - Sampan
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Al Stewart - Samuel How You've Changed
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Al Stewart - Sand in your shoes
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Al Stewart - Scandinavian Girl
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Al Stewart - Silver Kettle
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Al Stewart - Sirens Of Titan
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Al Stewart - Sleepwalking
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Al Stewart - Small fruit song
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Al Stewart - Songs out of Clay
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Al Stewart - Strange girl
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Al Stewart - Swallow Wind
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Al Stewart - Tasting History
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Al Stewart - Terminal Eyes
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Al Stewart - The Ballad Of Mary Foster
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Al Stewart - The bear farmers of Birnam
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Al Stewart - The Candidate
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Al Stewart - The coldest winter in memory
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Al Stewart - The dark and rolling sea
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Al Stewart - The Gypsy And The Rose
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Al Stewart - The One That Got Away
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Al Stewart - The Palace of Versailles
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Al Stewart - The Ringing Of Bells
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Al Stewart - Turn into earth
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Al Stewart - Turning It Into Water
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Al Stewart - Under a Winestained Moon
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Al Stewart - Valentina Way
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Al Stewart - Waiting For Margaux
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Al Stewart - Warren Harding
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Al Stewart - What's Going On?
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Al Stewart - Where are they now
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Al Stewart - Willie the King
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Al Stewart - You don't even know me
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Al Stewart - You should have listened to Al
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Al Stewart - Zero she flies
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Al Stewart - Antarctica
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Al Stewart - Candidate
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Al Stewart - Candy Came Back
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Al Stewart - Delia's Gone
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Al Stewart - Hanno The Navigator
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Al Stewart - Lord Salisbury
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Al Stewart - Marion The Chatelaine
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Al Stewart - Mondo Sinistro
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Al Stewart - Murmansk Run/Ellis Island
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Al Stewart - My Contemporaries
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Al Stewart - Necromancer
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Al Stewart - Nostradamus
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Al Stewart - Old Admirals
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Al Stewart - Optical illusions
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Al Stewart - Pretty golden hair
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Al Stewart - Royal Courtship
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Al Stewart - Sergio
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Al Stewart - Shiraz Shuffle
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Al Stewart - Soho (needless to say)
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Al Stewart - The Carmichaels
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Al Stewart - The last day of June 1934
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Al Stewart - The Night That The Band Got The Wine
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Al Stewart - The World Goes To Riyadh
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Al Stewart - Three Mules
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Al Stewart - Timeless skies
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Al Stewart - Tonton Macoute
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Al Stewart - Toutes Les Etoiles
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Al Stewart - Trains
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Al Stewart - Trespasser
Apple Cider Re Constitution
Al Stewart
The doors were open and the windows broken in
There was grass in all the cracks and the air hung musty
The travel posters were flapping in the wind
So we moved through the dust and gloom
Playing waiting games in the waiting-room
Lay our sleeping-bags out on the floor
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And on Sunday morning easy rider comes to me with apple cider
Leaves me here without a place to go
If I followed the coast road, I'd be home by evening
The harbour lights still cut across the bay
>From the slot machine arcade the lights go streaming
To the bikes outside the rock 'n' roll cafe
Ah but you know those small town blues
Are really too much to lose-
There's nothing really there to go back for
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Any railway station would be just fine, fine, fine
To settle down and wash the cobwebs from your head
If your situation's running dry, dry, dry
Find a waiting-room beneath the stars to make your bed
You know London can make your brain stall
The streets get cold and empty on a rainy night
So you duck into the subway station, you can hear the trains call
They want to take you to the Earl's Court Road, but it don't seem right
And there's na, na, na noowah
On the juke-box, singing in the burger bar
See the people's faces in the passing cars don't want to know
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YOu have the most appealing surface I have seen
Bring it over here, lay it down by me
Don't mean to make you nervous, I just mean
To make you see, this is the place to be
When we came to the station all the trains were rusty
The air was empty and the platforms overgrown
There were old tin cans and cats and the doors were crusted
With mud and leaves and names carved long ago
and the rails go on forever in a silver trail to the setting sun
You can follow them anywhere you want to go
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