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Never Past the Point
03:40
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Golddiggers
03:11
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You Don't Know
04:16
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Plastic Fork
02:49
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5. |
Will You Come
04:05
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Luck
03:23
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7. |
Take Me Home
02:02
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8. |
Worthy
03:20
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9. |
Check It Out
03:30
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10. |
Sweetest Thing
02:36
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11. |
She's Not the One
04:17
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12. |
Stronger
03:49
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13. |
Leaving
04:05
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Wide Wail Burlington, Vermont
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