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Rolling Ball
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Everyday
03:24
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Emily Says
03:53
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Good Enough
04:01
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No One
04:34
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Nothing At All
02:33
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Let Down
04:54
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The Day Before
04:15
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The Ache
04:00
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You & Me
04:46
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On My Mind
04:10
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