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Artist Song title Al Jarreau We're In This Love Together Alex Clare Too Close America Horse with No Name Atlanta Rythm Section So Into You Beatles Hey Jude Beatles Nowhere Man Beatles We Can Work It Out Ben E. King Stand By Me Billy Joel Just the Way You Are Billy Joel You May Be Right Bruno Mars Count On Me Bruno Mars When I Was Your Man Bryan Adams Back to You Buffalo Springfield For What It's Worth Chain Smokers Paris Chicago Beginnings Chicago Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is Chris Stapleton Broken Halos Chris Stapleton Starting Over Chris Stapleton Tennessee Whiskey Classic IV Spooky Creedence Clearwater Revival Have You Ever Seen the Rain Darius Rucker Alright Darius Rucker For The First Time Darrius Rucker My Masterpiece Darrius Rucker Wagon Wheel Dire Straits Walk of Life Eagles Peaceful Easy Feeling Eagles Take it Easy Ed Sheeran Perfect Extreme More Than Words Frank Sinatra All of Me Frank Sinatra Fly Me To The Moon Frank Sinatra The Way You Look Tonight Frank Sinatra You Make Me Feel So Young Frank Sinatra That's All Gorden Lightfoot Carefree Highway Gorden Lightfoot If You Could Read My Mind Grand Funk Railroad Bad Time Grateful Dead Big Boss Man Green Day Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) Hootie and the Blowfish Hold My Hand James Taylor Carolina In My Mind James Taylor Fire and Rain James Taylor How Sweet it Is to Be Loved by You James Taylor Steamroller Blues Jason Aldean Big Green Tractor Jason Mraz I Won't Give Up John Denver Rocky Moutain High John Mayer Daughters John Mellencamp Jack and Dianne John Mellencamp Small Town John Prine Summers End Justin Bieber Love Yourself Lady A Love Don't Live Here Lifehouse You and Me Loius Armstrong La Vie En Rose Maroon 5 Sunday Morning Michael Bublé Everything Michael Bublé Haven't Met You Yet Michael Bublé Home Morgan Wallen More Than My Home Town Neal Diamond Solitary Man Neal Young Heart of Gold Niall Horan This Town Paul Simon Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard Peter Paul & Mary Puff the Magic Dragon Pure Prarie League Amie Queen Crazy Little Thing Called Love Ricky Nelson Garden Party Rod Stewart Forever Young Sia California Dreamin Soul Mountain Down To The Snake River Soul Mountain Is Time Standing Still For You Soul Mountain Soul Mountain Soul Mountain Tommy Ray Tempelton Steve Miller Band Swingtown Stray Cats Rock This Town Super Tramp Give A Little Bit The Five Stairsteps Ooh Child Todd Rundgren I Saw The Light Tom Petty Free Fallin Tom Petty I Won't Back Down Tom Petty Runnin' Down a Dream Tom Petty Wildflowers Tom Petty You Wreck Me Traveling Wilburys Rattled Van Morrison Brown-eyed Girl Van Morrison Moondance Willie Nelson On the Road Again Zac Brown As She's Walkin Away Zac Brown Day That I Die Zac Brown Knee Deep Zac Brown Whatever it Is.

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Wildflowers E-Edition
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