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Silver Wings Still Shine
03:40
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Someday You'll See
04:10
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Swallow My Pride
04:35
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Mental
05:47
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Consider This
05:04
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By My Side
04:52
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Arms
06:43
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Coming Back
03:09
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Deep Inside
05:00
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News From Newport
05:42
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