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Self Image Ltd.
03:06
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Alienated
03:58
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From Me to You
05:05
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Now This is Progress
05:27
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Sabotaged
06:20
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Brood
03:49
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Work Hard
03:59
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Sharp Edges
03:08
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What Matters?
02:59
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Turn Away
05:15
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Lonely Cowgirl Pt. II
02:42
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Far Away
04:58
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Apache
02:59
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