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after you left
03:25
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nothing gained
04:21
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navy kittens
04:21
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are you my queen
03:40
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osceola
04:19
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anna
03:47
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1608
03:04
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fever
02:36
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valentino
04:09
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elyria
03:50
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11. |
red
06:04
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empty bottles
05:41
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one more chance
03:05
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month of may
04:38
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fostoria Johnstown, Ohio
pete english- all instrumentation, recording and production
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