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Songs in the Album Live 1966-bootleg Series Vol. 4

No	Song
1	4th Time Around
2	Baby, Let Me Follow You Down
3	Ballad Of A Thin Man

4	Desolation Row
5	It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
6	I Don't Believe You (she Acts Like We Never Have Met)
7	Just Like A Woman
8	Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
9	Leopard-skin Pill-box Hat
10	Like A Rolling Stone
11	Mr. Tambourine Man
12	One Too Many Mornings
13	She Belongs To Me
14	Tell Me, Momma
15	Visions Of Johanna

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