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Nothing In The World
03:13
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Kings Rd
03:30
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The One For Me
04:08
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Here It Comes
03:05
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Summertime
03:56
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Home Again
04:05
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Can't Be All You Need
03:55
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No Way Out
04:23
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Holiday
04:15
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You're So Alone
04:48
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Walk On
05:06
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