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Claire
02:56
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Somewhere To Jump From
03:22
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Malcolm
05:20
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Mean Ol' Misery
03:03
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5. |
If I Were A Joiner
02:24
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Turn The Record Over
03:13
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7. |
In Denial
04:46
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Lisa Marie
02:51
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9. |
Talk Me Round
03:30
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10. |
Wendy
03:16
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11. |
Play The Music Loud
04:08
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California, West Lothian
02:03
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End Credits
01:29
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