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Too Late
02:23
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Sad Songs
02:48
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Breakdown
02:10
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You're the One For Me
02:27
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Arthur and Tricia
02:09
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How Can I Be Right?
02:17
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On My Way
01:37
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Sundays in September
02:13
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I Only Sing for Me
03:53
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