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May
02:18
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Same Old Song
03:01
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G'day Rich Man
02:00
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Anne in Remand
02:44
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Song for James Dean
02:29
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A.S.T
01:33
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Mothers Penny
03:38
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Hometown Pains
02:01
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Weeping Sara Tonin
03:20
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Ladies
02:03
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