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What They Do for Fun
03:27
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Hey Contemporary
03:35
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Flimsy
03:03
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Kill Her Off
02:56
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Cry to the Beat
03:24
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Let On
02:49
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Street I Never Lived On
02:56
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Water and Headphones
02:35
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I Stand for Nothing
03:11
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Dead and Well
03:30
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Heaven on Stilts
03:18
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