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This New Day
01:20
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Grapefruit World
04:37
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Forward Thinking
03:08
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Loving Each Day
03:00
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Come Back Lady
04:42
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Until The Morning Comes
05:14
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The Sea Air
00:50
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Misery Joe
04:18
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Holy Man
03:24
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Different Points Of View
03:53
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The Love You Find
03:18
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December Morning
03:02
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Northern Sounds
01:29
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