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The Good Enough
03:58
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Don't Hold Your Breath
03:00
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Mr. Misery
03:53
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Ache For Agony
03:41
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Break A Leg Kid
03:12
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Escape
02:52
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Fire and Flames
02:25
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That's So Yesterday
03:11
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9. |
War Zone
03:17
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Live with Ourselves
03:41
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From The Fear
03:40
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World War Me
03:31
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Color Me Sick
03:15
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