The theme for this edition of Stranger Songs is Immigration, Part 2. All of the songs have something or other to do with immigration and immigrants.
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| fragment of The Stranger Song Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen - Columbia/Legacy 
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| Immigrant Dreams Maria Dunn - Piece by Piece - Distant Whisper
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| I'm a Stranger in This Land Joe Jencks - The Forgotten: Recovered Treasures from the Pen of Si Kahn - Turtle Bear Music |
| Crossing the Border Rude Girls - Mixed Messages - Flying Fish |
| Lady of the Harbor Si Kahn - Best of the Rest - Strictly Country |
| Third Way John McCutcheon - Leap! - Appalsongs |
| My Name Joe David Massengill - Coming Up for Air - Flying Fish |
| fragment of The Stranger Song Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen - Columbia/Legacy
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| Sewing Machines Grit Laskin - Unabashedly Folk - Borealis
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| Immigrant Dream Mara Levine - Jewels and Harmony - Mara’s Creations |
| The Curse of the Immigrant Brendan Nolan - Across the Great Divide - Ould Sagosha
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| Ticket Back Martha Trachtenberg & Dede Wyland - It's About Time - Mom and Pop |
| Across the Borderline Crabtree & Mills - Flight of Fancy - Free and Easy Music
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| El Chaparral Diana Jones - Song to a Refugee - Goldmine |
| The Dreamer Jackson Browne - Downhill from Everywhere - Inside Recordings |
| Christmas on the Rio Grande James Talley - Ballads, Bandits and Blues - Cimarron |
| Immigrant Eyes Guy Clark - Old Friends - Sugar Hill |
| Eyes of the Immigrants Eric Andersen - Woodstock Under the Stars - Y&T Music |
| All of Us are Immigrants C. Daniel Boling - Love Dan - Berkalin 
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| For Nyla Carla Sciaky - Heart of the Swan - Propinquity |
| Traveller’s Curse Ben Caplan - Old Stock - Rhyme and Reason
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| You've Arrived Ben Caplan - Old Stock - Rhyme and Reason
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| fragment of The Stranger Song Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen - Columbia/Legacy
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10:06 PM, November 20th, 2024