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Man Bites Dog
03:24
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Chaos
03:34
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Summertown
02:57
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Birmingham Blues
02:58
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Amber Waves of Grain
04:06
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The Brakeman's Gone
03:07
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It Rains
03:30
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Bid Adieu, Gwendolyn
03:34
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Affluenza
03:40
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Danziger Bridge
03:57
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Continental Divide
04:14
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Arizona
04:41
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Too Many Lifetimes
03:36
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Life Goes On
03:23
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Millicent
03:23
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17. |
They Weren't You
02:48
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Bigger than me
02:29
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Legend of the Fall
03:19
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Old Fool
03:00
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Champion
02:18
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