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This Town
02:48
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Ain't Over Yet
02:41
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Still
03:23
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Biggest Fan
02:41
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Two Sides Green
03:03
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Before I Go
03:53
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Break A Hip
02:52
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Archaeology
02:53
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The Gift Of Elvis
02:18
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Falling
03:40
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The End Of The Line
04:00
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In For Me
02:12
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Birds
02:51
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Mighta Gone Once
03:29
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Friday
04:12
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The Lottery
03:47
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That Town
02:46
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