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The Last Day Of Summer
01:27
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2. |
Winter
02:25
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3. |
Love Is Not Enough
02:24
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Amanda's Body
02:17
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5. |
Lipstick & Broom
02:20
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6. |
If I Never See You Again
02:14
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Forgiveness
02:35
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8. |
Silent Conversation
03:13
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9. |
Warming To Metal
01:57
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10. |
Sometime Sweet Susan
02:46
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11. |
When You Fall
01:15
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12. |
Avon
02:20
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13. |
Slow Winter
03:16
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14. |
Runs
03:21
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15. |
Part Of Me
03:38
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Phil Redmon Ipswich, UK
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