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Here Comes the Sun
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Early Morning Rain
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Belong Beside You
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Catch the Wind
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One Last Time
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Oh, Lonesome Me
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For Lovin' Me
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Tomorrow is a Long Time
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Milk Cow Blues
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We Five San Francisco, California
We Five, a folk rock group from San Francisco, California, rose to fame with their 1965 hit "You Were on My Mind." Led by vocalist Beverly Bivens, their remake of Ian & Sylvia's song topped charts. Though the original lineup disbanded in 1967, a re-formed band produced several albums, leaving a lasting mark on 1960s music. ... more
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