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Lock & Key
05:05
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Such A Killer
05:22
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Throwing Out The Data
03:36
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4. |
Maps
03:41
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5. |
Gravity
06:10
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Leaving and Moving
03:04
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Who Can You Blame
03:34
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8. |
Letter
02:54
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9. |
What Lonely People Do
03:06
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California's Gone
02:18
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12. |
Just As Well
04:05
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13. |
Belong
06:17
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14. |
Echo In My Heart
06:04
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15. |
Goodbye
04:15
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