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welcome
01:35
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pity me
02:37
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death by comparison
03:08
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i'm weak
03:23
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a bit of help
03:12
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the things i need
02:39
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with me
04:55
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fool
03:14
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gone
03:25
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nobody knows
02:47
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everything must go
02:54
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just a man
02:05
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this
03:51
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atone
03:57
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capitalist disease
03:30
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that kid with a guitar Charlotte, North Carolina
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