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I'm So High
03:42
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Summertime Blues
03:30
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Orion
04:44
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December (Again)
05:10
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5. |
Glad I Don't Know
04:14
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O A Lullaby
01:52
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7. |
Nobody's Daughter
05:15
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8. |
Blue And Blue
04:30
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9. |
Anarchy In Our Guitars
04:00
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10. |
O No She's Alone
03:34
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11. |
Regrets
04:32
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12. |
Into You
04:02
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13. |
Coming Up For Air
04:18
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14. |
My Elusive Friend
05:29
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