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El Diablo
02:43
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2. |
Don't Bring Me Down
03:28
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3. |
Don't Trust Myself
03:36
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Harvie Heights
04:22
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5. |
Who Do You Think You Are
04:48
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Under The Moon
05:02
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7. |
Wolves
04:10
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8. |
Back To You
04:12
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9. |
Bass Song
03:43
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10. |
Just Want To Be A Kid
03:45
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11. |
Let The Light Shine On
06:26
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