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Brave Face
03:52
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2. |
We're Still Here
03:22
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Ice (Dań Kanghų̀r)
05:32
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4. |
Morning Comes
02:43
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Two Little Birds
03:12
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6. |
Á sià Keyi
02:06
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7. |
Ease Your Trouble
02:40
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8. |
Stuck
02:25
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9. |
We Got A Story
03:13
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10. |
In Our Nature
03:53
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11. |
Better This Way
03:16
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The Moneyʼs All Gone
03:39
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