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Somebody's Got To Go
04:25
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Reuben
04:01
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The Slow Lane
04:34
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Better Days
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If I Had Known
04:41
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Louise
05:25
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The Uptown Five
04:29
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The Chevrolet Moon
06:54
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Solid Gold Shades
04:40
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Nobody Knows Nothin'
05:20
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Somebody Like You
03:27
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No One Here
03:20
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Far Out The Coils
04:42
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