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Living is a Miracle
03:44
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Opposite Day
03:31
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You Can't Wait
04:10
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Abracadabra
04:05
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King of the Rock Scene
03:43
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Bird's Eye View
03:14
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Lazy Loafer's Lament
02:36
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Masterpiece
01:16
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Please Sir
03:30
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Panic Attack
02:18
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Are You The Place?
00:33
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On A Limb (acoustic)
03:16
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Upside Down
05:43
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