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Animal
02:02
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Cobalt
02:10
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Don't Do It
01:29
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Visualize
01:37
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Trying To Find You
02:17
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Burritos
01:44
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Derby Days
01:48
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Weasel Love
01:41
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Ignite
01:18
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After The Fact
01:33
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Don't Back Down
02:09
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Wanted More
02:29
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Drug Dealer
01:02
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Suck You Down
01:54
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No Chemicals
02:43
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