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Madmen
02:30
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This is L.A.
03:40
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Bloody Minds
04:05
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What Was I Thinking?
02:46
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Charge Into The Sun
03:14
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Not Alone
03:43
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Ship Of Fools
02:57
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The Ship Is Now Sinking
03:31
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Oblivion
04:02
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Until Someone Gets Hurt
03:01
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Final Words
03:38
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12. |
Molly
04:29
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The Briggs Los Angeles, California
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