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Roses
03:26
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Red Confusion
02:24
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Kortirion
03:00
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Devotion
03:41
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Apathy
02:04
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Take on the Rainbow
05:34
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Paperless
04:23
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Lying
03:03
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Mate
03:49
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Forgive Me
04:27
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Butter is the Key
02:11
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Refrain
04:14
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Goodbye Baltimore
04:12
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June Faramore Chesapeake, Virginia
Just a Baltimore girl in a Southern world.
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