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The Good Life
02:55
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Burn Bright
03:53
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The Art Of Sinking
03:28
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Glory Days
03:55
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Crossroads
04:00
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Home
03:08
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So Far So Good
02:59
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When I'm Gone
03:28
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No Cigar (Vinyl only)
02:40
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