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Fields Of Gold
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Emily Laughed
03:18
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If You Only Had The Time
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Hopscotch In Oz
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My Own Worst Enemy
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Cow Tipping
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Blueskywriter
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Red Rubber Ball
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So Long, True Love
04:06
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New Car
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Let's Just Suppose
03:01
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Learn To Fly
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San Bernardino
03:52
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Don't Mess With It
01:00
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End
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Spacegirl
04:23
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Something's Gotta Give
04:07
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Comfort Me
04:28
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Under Your Wing
05:13
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Through Being Sad
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