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Songs in the Album African Herbsman

No	Song
1	African Herbsman
2	All In One
3	Brain Washing

4	Don't Rock The Boat
5	Duppy Conqueror
6	Fussing And Fighting
7	Kaya
8	Keep On Moving
9	Lively Up Yourself
10	Put It On
11	Riding High
12	Small Axe
13	Stand Alone
14	Sun Is Shining
15	Trenchtown Rock
16	400 Years
17	Trench Town Rock

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