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Messenger Song List 4 Non Blondes What’s Up Adelle Rolling in the Deep America Sandman Bad Company Shooting Star Badfinger Baby Blue Badfinger No Matter What Blind Faith Can’t Find My Way Back Home Bob Dylan Knocking on Heavens Door Bon Jovi Dead Or Alive Bon Jovi & Jennifer Nettles Who Says You Can’t Go Home Brett Young In Case You Didn’t Know Brooks & Dunn Boot Scootin’ Boogie Cheap Trick I Want You To Want Me Chris Stapleton Tennessee Whiskey Cream White Room Crosby, Stills & Nash Love The One You’re With Darius Rucker Wagon Wheel Dave Mason Feelin Alright Traffic Dear Mr Fantasy Duffy Mercy Dwight Yoakam Fast As You Eagles Take It Easy Eddie Rabbit Driving My Life Away Elvis Can’t Help Falling In Love With You Elvis/Dwight Yoakam Little Sister Enrique Iglesias Hero Eric Clapton Wonderful Tonight Fleetwood Mac Dreams Fleetwood Mac Landslide Guns n Roses Used To Love Her Heart Crazy on You Janis Joplin Me & Bobby McGee John Mellencamp Pink Houses John Mellencamp Small Town Johnny Cash Folsum Prison Blues K.T. Tunstall Black Horse & Cherry Tree Kid Rock Born Free Linda Ronstadt Heatwave Lynyrd Skynyrd Call Me The Breeze Lynyrd Skynyrd Sweet Home Alabama Mamas & Papas California Dreaming Marshall Tucker Can’t You See Marshall Tucker Fire on the Mountain Melissa Etheridge Like The Way I Do Michelle Branch/Carlos Santana Game of Love Modern English Melt With You Neil Young Down by the River Neil Young Harvest Moon Neil Young Old Man Nick Gilder Hot Child in the City Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here Messenger Song List Poison Every Rose Has Its Thorn Pure Prairie League Aimee Seals & Crofts Summer Breeze Stevie Ray Vaughn Pride & Joy The Animals House of the Rising Sun The Beatles I Feel Fine The Beatles If I Fell The Beatles Nowhere Man The Beatles The Night Before The Beatles Ticket to Ride The Beatles Twist & Shout The Rolling Stones Brown Sugar The Rolling Stones Dead Flowers The Rolling Stones Honky Tonk Woman The Rolling Stones Satisfaction The Rolling Stones The Last Time The Rolling Stones The Rolling Stones Wild Horses The Who Behind Blue Eyes The Who Squeeze Box The Who Won’t Get Fooled Again Thunderclap Newman Something In The Air Tom Petty Mary Jane’s Last Dance Tonic If You Could Only See T-Rex Bang A Gong Van Morrison Brown Eyed Girl .

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