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Greetings from the End
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On the Corner
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Had to Say
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Pawns of the Game
04:26
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What Happened That Night
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Electro Surf
05:17
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Last Hurrah
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It's Not Your Fault
03:16
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Strange Days
06:40
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Walking on the Moon
02:55
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Who's There
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Beneath the Wheel
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Are You Ready
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