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Spirit City
04:06
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Holy Child
05:01
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Chain
04:55
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First Thing
05:06
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Glitter
05:16
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Sympathy
05:11
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Youth Hotel
05:07
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Television
04:54
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Ariel
05:22
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Phone Off
02:46
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