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Jump In
03:47
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2. |
Piece Of Mind
04:25
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3. |
Would You Have It?
04:12
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4. |
New Again
04:49
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Dreamer
04:19
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6. |
The Point
02:05
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7. |
And Then Some
03:18
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8. |
Nothin' But The Love
04:57
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9. |
What It Was
04:38
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10. |
I Wonder
07:59
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