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Destroy The Dancefloor
03:05
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Capital Letters
03:26
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Remote Control
03:20
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Sometimes
02:06
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Selfish
02:41
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Silence
04:33
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Being Me
04:13
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Ten Seconds
03:12
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The Greatest Coward
03:53
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Blank Page, New Chapter
02:50
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Postcards
04:17
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