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Kiss The Mirror
02:15
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Career Mother
02:55
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Remembrance
02:40
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Ghetto
02:28
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Suckers
03:00
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Fight The Fright
03:16
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In Nature
03:43
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Barriers
04:29
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Storm
03:07
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Hobby For A Day
03:48
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Tyburn
02:06
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Money Whores
02:29
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Uniforms
02:34
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Day Tripper
02:55
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Another New Day
01:59
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When I'm Dancing
03:07
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