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The 1975
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Give Yourself A Try
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TOOTIMETOOTIMETOOTIME
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How To Draw / Petrichor
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Love It If We Made It
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Be My Mistake
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Sincerity Is Scary
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Inside Your Mind
03:50
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Mine
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