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We're Just Learning
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Wickerman
04:12
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Hold My Head
02:37
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Rub Out
04:04
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Hymn for St. Lucia
02:18
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Untrue
03:02
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The Stars Are Against Us
02:27
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Love is an Orange Tree
03:36
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Drive
04:25
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