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March 3rd
02:40
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Yes, I know I wasn’t called a bastard. There's no one left to give a damn; these lessons aren’t brand new. Fashion takes the blame when candor walks out on forsaken love and jealousy performing at the mall. Feel the warmth inside my hands. I’m losing you. We’re steady riding nothing, holding on beyond our view. Jettisoned to jetsam in another year or two. We won’t know the truth unless the tangle gets unscrewed.
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First of Many Popsicles
02:32
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Careful & Forgiving
02:27
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Caught Me Slippin'
02:20
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Starcade
02:30
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Back When I Was in Rehab
01:11
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So This Is Immortality
02:31
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Before (feat. Melissa Q)
02:15
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Another Microphone
01:48
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Flying Cross
02:11
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No One Knows I Left
02:53
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Exile
02:32
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