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Russian Roulette
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Cry
04:10
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Ships
03:27
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Smell The Roses
03:40
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Quick Fix
04:50
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Don't Look Back
03:28
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Bipolar Rollercoaster
04:16
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Calling All The Nations
02:37
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Flags
03:01
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The Man Who Found Love
03:27
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Love Frustrated
03:33
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Union Fatcats
04:07
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Reap & Sow
05:02
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Stabtherasher Dublin, Ireland
Influences: I wouldn't dare to accuse anyone of influencing me... I take all the blame
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