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A Punch Up The Bracket
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The Man, The Myth
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Second Hand Youth
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Insect Boy
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A Happy Accident
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No Tears
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Geordie Lout
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The Desperate Hours
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Yr Love It Lies To You
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Contradictions
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Normal
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Perennial Underdog
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Louise
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Stand By Yr Words
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Yr Silent Years
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Kids Don't Follow
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More Than Most
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Pleasantries
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Tactile
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