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Old Wives' Tales
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Sounds Like Rain
04:33
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Holding On
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Mankind
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Stars
01:49
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Trouble On The Vine
02:33
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I Hate You
03:42
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Gone
03:21
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One More Dance
03:14
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Marie
03:17
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These Things
03:15
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Shouldn't Have To
04:11
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