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Ian & Sylvia songs Culture of Alberta Neil Young songs Canadian folk songs Bobby Bare songs Bob Dylan songs 1963 singles 1961 songs Johnny Cash songs Works about human migration Trini Lopez songs Hank Snow songs Songs about Canada Judy Collins songs Songs written by Ian Tyson
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