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A New Day's Coming
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Young And Doomed
03:54
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Fever Dream
03:51
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The Host
03:10
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Basement Eyes
03:51
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Ode To Destruction
03:36
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The Unfortunate
02:25
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Moto-Pop
04:04
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Medicine Square Garden
05:20
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No Love
03:39
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Police Police
03:40
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Great Party
03:04
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Six Feet Down Under
04:11
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24k Lush
05:46
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