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Innocent People
05:15
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Here She Comes
03:44
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Angela
03:04
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4. |
Everyone
04:00
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Split Myself in Two
02:37
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6. |
She Said
03:56
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7. |
Waiting
03:06
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Sam Q
02:08
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9. |
Dust Myself Off
03:13
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Lust for Life
03:46
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11. |
Don't Feel Bad
04:32
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