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Introduction
01:06
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The Mansion Family
03:50
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Flotilla
00:45
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Highway of Tears
04:14
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Drag
00:56
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Fields of Hope
03:00
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Brick
00:41
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Saffron Tea
02:45
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Swell
00:43
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27
02:43
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Offensively Simplistic
01:53
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This is Water
01:09
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Glass Roots Manchester, UK
Paris Texas & G. Ernest
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