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Send me Back Home
01:47
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Song IV
03:35
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4. |
Let It Stay
03:07
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5. |
Day By Day
02:26
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6. |
Sing Me
02:27
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Lost & Blue
02:47
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My Time Ain´t Long
02:35
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9. |
Winter Walking
02:45
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10. |
Long Gone Man
02:33
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11. |
Sara
02:52
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12. |
Thinkin´ About You
02:59
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