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My Own Company
03:44
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Idiosyncrasy
02:37
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Son Song
04:08
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Born To Die
03:31
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Over
03:36
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Break The Cycle
03:07
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Welcome To One Man Town
03:05
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Downhill
05:21
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Difficult
03:35
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Payphone
04:36
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