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Singer's Remorse
02:28
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The Green Dragonfly
03:51
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Do the Rattle
02:08
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Spilt Beer
02:14
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Wheelbarrow Boy
02:24
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Worry
02:15
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Birds and Bums
02:32
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Rogue Gallery
03:03
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I Saw My Friend Today
03:06
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Sad Sun
03:24
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Mr. Maggot
02:48
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Generic Song
03:48
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