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Right Round The Clock
04:04
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In Unison
02:47
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Snakes
03:41
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Starstruck
03:28
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Rosie
03:50
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Perfect
02:45
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As The Sun Sets
03:59
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Wolf
02:48
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Rock 'n' Roll Star
02:50
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Heather
03:23
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More
02:22
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Ode To Boy
02:51
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Lies (Refix)
04:07
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Sorry London, UK
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