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Going Back
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Baby
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Calico Women
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Magnificent Loser
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Rain Dance
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A Patient Man
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Pendulum
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Catch
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This Night Is Alive
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Nightmare Town
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Lying Through The Night
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Mountain / Moon
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Repetition
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