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No Gold At The Top
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Holy Roller
03:55
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Shot In The Dark
04:11
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Forever
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Depressed
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No You Don't
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7. |
Right Where I Belong
04:00
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Human Nature
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Leave It Alone (Till The Morning)
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Boycott Heaven
04:35
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11. |
Back To Life
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