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Oh What A Life
04:02
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2. |
Feel Good
04:04
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3. |
She Knew
03:28
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4. |
Goes Out
03:40
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5. |
Better
03:49
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6. |
Meet Me Saturday
03:49
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7. |
Alexandra
04:37
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8. |
How Does That Sound?
04:29
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9. |
Never Been
03:22
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10. |
If You Lived Here
03:27
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11. |
Never Let Me Down
03:18
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12. |
Don't Come Back
03:49
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13. |
What I Mean To Say
04:30
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Play People Nottingham, UK
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