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Magnolia Tree
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Detroit
03:23
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Bye Bye Baby
02:19
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Fever
03:02
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Summer Sheets
04:52
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I Hate Waiting
05:25
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White Bear Incident
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Murdered Love
02:31
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Gin & Catatonic
02:25
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Someday I'll See
03:46
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Can You Say
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Scheduled Trains
03:45
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Reese McHenry Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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