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The New Kid
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Barrier Reef
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W. TX Teardrops
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Lonely Holiday
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The Villain
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King Of All Of The World
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Salome
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Rollerskate Skinny
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The Other Shoe
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Coahulla
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Iron Road
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Wish The Worst
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Won't Be Home
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Doreen
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Jagged
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Designs On You
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Curtain Cells
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Mama Tried
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If My Heart Was A Car
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Four Leaf Clover
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Stoned
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Oppenheimer
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Can't Get A Line
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Cryin' Drunk
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Big Brown Eyes
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Smokers
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Friends Forever
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Time Bomb
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