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Let You Go
03:46
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I'd probably freak out too, if these songs had come from you.
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Monster (Acoustic)
03:34
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No one can borrow all my sorrow that tomorrow might begin.
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Say Good Morning
03:44
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I'm thinkin' to start drinkin'.
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Everybody Says
03:34
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I tell you everyday all the things I have to say, but you're not around to hear.
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Devil
02:33
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"I'm your devil," she said.
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[Like I Said,] I didn't write you a song. I wrote you a record.
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