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Go To Paris
05:04
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The Morning After
02:13
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Lonely Nights
03:48
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Emotional Wreck
04:51
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End of The Road
02:43
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Downcast Life
03:41
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Brother of Mine
02:45
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Last Letter
04:13
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Burnt-Out(Demo)
03:46
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I Want To Find(Demo)
03:57
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Insomnia(Demo)
03:14
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She Wants to Be(Demo)
02:50
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So Real(Demo)
03:36
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Open Your Eyes(Demo)
03:09
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Tomorrow(Demo)
03:14
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Now This is Real(Demo)
03:04
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