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It's All About You
03:37
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In The Morning
03:25
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I Guess We Were Young
03:24
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It All Makes Sense To Me
02:54
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Outside
01:57
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Glasgow To London
04:00
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Tensions Rising
03:17
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Beauty
02:48
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I Want You
03:43
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I'm OK Jack
02:57
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Sparks The Spark
04:22
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Badbea
04:27
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