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Encrypted
02:46
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2. |
Fuss
04:16
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3. |
Can't Hear Ya!
02:56
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Fallen
02:20
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SHOUTING IN CAPS
03:07
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6. |
Dress 4 Midnight
02:27
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Bright Shirt
02:41
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Sending U A Rainbow
02:41
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9. |
Snakes and Ladders
02:28
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10. |
Back On The Rock'N'Roll
03:56
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Get Off The Floor!
02:27
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One Friend
03:16
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