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Out Of Mind
02:22
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Texas
02:03
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Shame
01:48
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Tell Me Why
02:30
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Torches and Tragedies
01:27
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Darkest Days
02:40
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Up to You
01:26
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Regret
02:17
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Boise
03:05
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Rise and Fall
01:39
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Broken
02:30
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Save the Children
02:06
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This Beast is Dangerous
01:46
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Uniform
02:54
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