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Friends
03:01
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This Generation
02:43
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3. |
Hits the Fan
01:57
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Live Loud
02:50
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We Broke Bread
02:43
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Saints in a Row
02:50
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Smiles
02:30
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Pray For Your Life
02:34
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9. |
I Remember War
02:59
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Versatile
02:53
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11. |
Die Alone
02:38
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12. |
Riot
02:47
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Just Believe
02:50
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Hey Kid
02:43
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