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Sonic America
03:30
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Always Tomorrow
04:12
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Fountain
04:57
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Horse with a name
02:47
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In the Mood
03:28
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Crying
04:11
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Spun with Gold
03:24
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Magic Tree
03:56
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Hoax and Dreams
05:04
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Stoned Country Neil
04:51
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Ronnie Rancho
08:35
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