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Half Irish
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Gravois Creek Pump
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Shucking the Brush
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Old Cumberland
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Salt Creek
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Si Bheag Si Mhor
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Taylor Girls
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Gypsy Dance
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No Corn on Tygart
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Bitter Creek
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Walt Meets Gid and Riley
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The Piros Downingtown, Pennsylvania
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