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 | Dixie Chicks Taking the Long Way This is the "Exclusive Tour Edition" which provide early access for the purchase of tickets to the 2006 North American tour. Sticker promoting this on the front. Same artwork/tracks as other issues. Tracks: — 1. The Long Wa... more »     |
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Product Description This is the "Exclusive Tour Edition" which provide early access for the purchase of tickets to the 2006 North American tour. Sticker promoting this on the front. Same artwork/tracks as other issues. Tracks: 1. The Long Way Around 2. Easy Silence 3. Not Ready to Make Nice 4. Everybody Knows 5. Bitter End 6. Lullaby 7. Lubbock or Leave It 8. Silent House 9. Favorite Year 10. Voice Inside My Head 11. I Like It 12. Baby Hold On 13. So Hard 14. I Hope. UPC 828768440223 Similar CDs
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