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Midnight
03:00
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Still Waters
04:55
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I Wanna Get You High
03:41
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On the Radio
06:00
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Matches
03:22
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Cowboys and Indians
05:50
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Shoot the Moon
03:11
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Let's Grow Old
04:05
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Improbable Hearts
04:15
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Last Train Home
06:33
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Appleman
04:43
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By the Numbers
05:53
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