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Frank Pt. III
01:54
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Live Alone
01:45
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Rat House
03:02
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Friends
02:25
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Anxiety
01:22
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Not Stupid
02:55
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Punk is Dad
02:52
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Incects
02:06
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Poison Streets
02:06
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10. |
Something Foreign
03:16
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Striker
03:07
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Something Else
01:25
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Go Away
02:05
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Poison Streets
02:06
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