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Down to Me
03:09
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500 Feet Back
03:29
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Blistering Heart
03:16
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Lover
03:38
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Easy/Hard
02:54
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The Best You Got
02:27
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If You Still Love Me
04:05
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Bringing Heaven Down
04:18
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Forty Dead Men
02:38
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Why God Why
03:07
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Maybe
04:36
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