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Nvm I'm Fine
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Hometown Lovers
04:05
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All the Salt
03:07
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The H Word
02:54
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Cut the Cake
01:44
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It's Okay to Be Alone
02:32
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When You Sleep
02:00
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Drug Store Roses
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Nevermore
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It'll Make You Cry
01:38
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