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(K)new You
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Safe, Myself
03:45
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Love You Miserable
03:22
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Firefall
03:27
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Semtex Pants
04:11
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Thorn
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Catacombs
04:24
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Spring Souls
04:38
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Newsense
03:46
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My Holes Have Pockets
02:34
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Birthday Slice (Reprise)
01:13
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Brown
03:11
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Exit Sign Casualty
04:16
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