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Horse Soldier Horse Soldier Music Corb Lund Horse Soldier Horse Soldier Songs | 1. | I Wanna Be in the Cavalry |
| 2. | Horse Soldier, Horse Soldier |
| 3. | Lament for Lester Cousins |
| 4. | Brother Brigham, Brother Young |
| 5. | Horse I Rode in on |
| 6. | Leader on Losing Control  |
| 7. | Student Visas |
| 8. | What That Song Means Now |
| 9. | Hard on Equipment (Tool for the Job) |
| 10. | Family Reunion |
| 11. | Especially a Paint |
| 12. | Ciesla's Revenge (Intro) |
| 13. | My Saddle Horse Has Died |
| 14. | I Wanna Be in the Cavalry: Reprise |
| 15. | Taps |
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