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Intro
00:23
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What We Signed Up For
03:24
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West Coast Pimpin'
02:57
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Right Here for You
03:38
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Secret Is a Sleazy Word
01:09
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Counting Ducks
00:46
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Eight Nine Eight
02:11
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Second Best
02:55
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To All the Kids
02:02
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Collapse
04:31
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Raw Homie
00:13
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This Christmas
04:23
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Collapse (Demo)
04:29
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