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Candy
03:25
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Amelia
03:23
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She's Coming Home
03:09
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M. Avenue
02:54
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Bright and Blue
03:55
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Lullabies
03:36
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Twine and Straw
04:01
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The Distance is Growing
01:35
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Honest You
03:09
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