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walking down sunset
03:34
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live it while you can
02:50
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where were you
03:43
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match burns
03:54
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out of control
03:39
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lonesome stranger
02:49
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struck out in frisco
04:19
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teenage suicide
02:52
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cold faces
02:39
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touch me
02:43
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good-bye
03:40
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Jim Curnutte Huntington, West Virginia
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