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Jeff Probst
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Well Planned Song
02:43
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Take 1
00:59
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Get and Got Along
02:21
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Corn at Chickens
00:32
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Ba-dum-ble Mumble
02:07
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You Know The Drill
00:27
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Jason's Monologue
00:52
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The Snail Song
03:35
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St. Jones Without Cobourg, Ontario
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