1. |
You and Me
02:08
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2. |
In the Blood
03:33
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3. |
Momma, Protect Me
02:55
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4. |
Cornerstore
03:08
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5. |
Eviction
02:26
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6. |
Sunrise
02:37
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7. |
Dirty Laundry
03:53
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8. |
(17 Scratches...)
01:32
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9. |
Believe and Survive
04:05
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10. |
No Easy Way
02:56
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11. |
Personality Disorder
04:28
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12. |
Dark Tower
02:37
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13. |
It's Good To Be Loved
01:59
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14. |
Richard's Song
02:36
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15. |
(Bonus Track)
05:28
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