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Can You Tell Me
02:57
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All Through The Night
02:36
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Cottonwood
04:00
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Most of a Summer
03:06
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Mountains
03:35
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My Love
03:26
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Truer Sound
03:33
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Weightless
02:47
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Breakup Song
03:11
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Racing Wanda
02:55
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Selling A Ring
03:15
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Where You Go
04:06
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