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Inside Job
03:18
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Fog Closing In
04:29
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Five in the Afternoon
04:58
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David Blue
05:00
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Open City
04:04
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Cried Myself Out
03:26
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Heavily into You
02:49
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Transfer Point
03:44
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Bottom Line
04:19
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Ghost of the Moon
03:45
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Read Between the Lines
03:27
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Last Night
03:21
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Anytime Soon
02:45
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When the Time Comes
05:09
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