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When You're Near
04:25
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Into The Sea
03:48
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Easter Sorry
02:43
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Be Mine
02:48
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Seeing It
03:03
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After Dark
03:21
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Weeping Willow
01:48
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You Can Make Me Feel Bad
02:52
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Paper Tiger
02:02
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Birdsong
02:02
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Ordinary
04:06
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