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Self Control
04:54
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Birthday
03:27
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Mother Mary
05:07
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Behind Your Ear
02:41
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Hope For Rain
04:20
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Video Days
04:04
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Face
02:31
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What Do You Say
02:57
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No One Was There
03:23
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Bright Kid
03:37
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