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In A Flash
03:57
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2. |
Passing Play
03:14
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3. |
What You Don't Know
05:46
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4. |
Say Anymore
04:51
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5. |
Just Sleep
04:28
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6. |
Chrome
04:19
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7. |
Twenty One Again
03:58
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8. |
One To Two
04:26
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One To Two
Look at you
Look at you two
There’s no more love and there’s nothing to do
But to see your dance in the circumstance of the
The ways to get to one to two
Look at them eyes
They’ve been round the block
Sometimes it’s worth giving and sometimes giving up
It’s lonely inside and it’s hard on the outside
It doesn’t take a particle physicist, my dear
Look in my eyes and sing me a song
And it wont be long before the dawn comes along
And we are shattered in hearts
And we’ve given enough
But don’t ever run out of love
Look at your soul, look at it fight
There’s no better packaging than five alive
There’s nothing to do but to see you argue
All the circumstances and ways to get
From one to two
But we never run out of love.
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9. |
Doozy
06:04
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10. |
You Walk Alone
08:06
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Dan Scoggins England, UK
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