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1 King of New Orleans
2 Desperately Wanting
3 WWOZ
4 Still Life With Cooley
5 Scared, Are You?
6 Rewind
7 Return Of The Postmoderns
8 Normal Town
9 Long Lost
10 Hung the Moon
11 Happy Endings
12 Speeding Up to Slow Down

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