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Didn't Want To Hurt You
04:14
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2. |
Write A Song
03:32
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Honey
02:31
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If I Can
03:03
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5. |
Losing My Faith
03:42
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Pedestal
03:35
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Unrequited Love
03:22
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All I Need
03:43
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Kate Jukes & The Blue Healers Melbourne, Australia
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