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Perfectly in Disguise
02:47
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2. |
Rosy Cheeks
02:19
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3. |
Bombs Drop
03:14
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Harmonica Thang
03:59
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Tin House
03:06
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6. |
Hide & Seek
04:57
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Certain?
02:38
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Don't let me sleep by myself / Stumble in to find me / With no one else / Oh how you love to see me / You don't see the pain / Watching only at night / In the dark when you sing to me / You bring the light / You bring the light / Hold you breath when I watch you / I guess that's all you do / Hold your arms when I hold you / What else can you do? / And sleepwalk to my death / Holding the sun from the curtain / Seeing it all pour in / The light spreads but I'm not certain / How are you certain? / Don't let me sleep by myself.
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8. |
Other Dance Track
03:14
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9. |
Another Fire
03:00
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10. |
Other Other Dance Track
03:06
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12. |
My Place
03:25
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13. |
Postage
03:24
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14. |
Serve
03:07
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15. |
Drive
03:16
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16. |
Change
07:19
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17. |
Topical Thoughts
04:27
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