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Dickey Betts Pattern Disruptive Songs | 1. | Rock Bottom | |
| 2. | Stone Cold Heart | |
| 3. | Time to Roll | |
| 4. | Blues Ain't Nothin', The | |
| 5. | Heartbreak Line | |
| 6. | Duane's Tune | |
| 7. | Under the Guns of Love | |
| 8. | C'Est la Vie | |
| 9. | Far Cry | |
| 10. | Lover Man | |
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