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Lorelei
04:47
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Ramblin' Tambourine
02:32
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Bristol Bay
03:26
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Look to the Moon
04:21
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Bring Me Home
04:06
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The Town
06:59
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The Imp
02:13
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Stay at Home Minstrel
03:03
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So I Sing
04:15
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The Bard's Tale
06:30
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Randal Piper
Many moons ago, a fully bearded baby was born. That child is now a child-man and that child-man is the Bard, Randal Piper. Blessed by the gods with a golden voice, he travels the country performing his intergalactically renowned critical hits.
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