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Speakeasy
03:16
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For Your Own Good
04:48
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Chasing Circles
04:51
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C.Q.D.
02:32
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Barefeeted
03:45
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Bloom
04:03
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Tangerines
05:15
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Don't Recall
03:10
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Dig
03:11
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End Transmission
05:01
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While You Were Packing
04:44
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