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Stumblin' In
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Can't Believe
03:04
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Moving to Japan
02:57
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Worth the Wait
03:17
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Summertime is Fun
01:51
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Ole'
02:43
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In the Morning
02:13
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Lindsay's Lament
03:23
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Maybe
01:41
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Bahia
02:37
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R A I N
03:16
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LadyHawke
02:43
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Walking Down the Street
03:24
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