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Judging by the Sun
04:16
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Speak To Me
03:54
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In the Morning
04:22
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Slipping
03:41
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No Way Out
03:11
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What's New
04:36
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Sweet River Rain
02:59
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Dusk
01:41
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Henderson
04:25
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High Tide, Low Tide
00:27
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Come On
04:03
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Bubble
03:12
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Glenn
02:35
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The Stalker
03:57
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Strange Medicine
03:31
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