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Up Close and Personal
02:58
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Don't Say a Word
03:44
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Rock 'n Roll Fairy Tale
03:40
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Believe
04:22
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Bottom of the Bottle
04:50
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Nothing to Me
03:40
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Try to Listen
03:40
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I'm to Blame
03:12
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