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The Fray
02:15
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Doors swing back and forth
Walking through the fray
You try to be like them
But nothing will ever change
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Poor General Health
04:58
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Cold, Blue
03:18
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(may) Be Paranoid
03:24
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Negativism
04:05
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Pulse Feeble
04:32
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The End
04:50
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Standing On End Portland, Oregon
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