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Four Words
04:49
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Devastated
04:42
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Always the Same
04:58
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Brand New
03:56
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Maybe We Could Be
03:54
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Paper Tigers
03:58
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Still Running
03:53
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Straight Lines
03:47
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Somewhere Else Instead
04:33
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What Am I Supposed To Do
03:41
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