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Devils Sing
03:36
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Talk About It
01:51
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This Heaven Underground
03:28
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Taste
03:39
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Year Ender
05:00
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September Summers
04:12
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An Elephant
03:49
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Of Teenage Bliss
06:17
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Rites of Spring
03:59
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