1. |
Leaving
03:13
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thinking about leaving here
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2. |
Low Sugar
03:01
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fighting with a weak defense
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3. |
Paying For The Bus Again
02:37
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alone, afraid, afraid of getting old
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4. |
15th First Impression
04:38
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i'd talk it out but i'm not that poised
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5. |
Mr. Stanley
01:37
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won't you hurry
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6. |
Easy Come, Easy Go
03:21
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it's slipping away and it feels like all too soon
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7. |
All Your Money
02:56
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maybe it's all right to do without
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8. |
Moonrise
03:57
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i only got so much time to make this mine
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