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1 Bobby Jean
2 Born In The U.s.a.
3 Cover Me
4 Dancing In The Dark
5 Darlington County
6 Downbound Train
7 Glory Days
8 I'm Goin' Down
9 I'm On Fire
10 My Hometown
11 No Surrender
12 Working On The Highway

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