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Brand New Wound
03:55
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Purge
04:25
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Camel Man
04:28
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Cowpunk
02:59
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Wake
04:00
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Sick on the Inside
03:00
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Beyond Prozac
02:08
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Messy Room
04:13
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Mister Sister
01:51
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Brilliant Riot
04:59
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Into the Garden
03:38
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