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WheatNovember 4, 2003

Rock℗ 2003 Aware Records LLC

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	Songs
1	I Met A Girl	3:59
2	Breathe	3:15
3	These Are Things	4:06
4	Life Still Applies	3:00
5	Go Get The Cops	3:42
6	Some Days	3:22
7	World United Already	4:21
8	Hey, So Long (Ohio)	2:50
9	The Beginner	3:39
10	Can't Wash It Off	3:33
11	Closer To Mercury	3:51
12	This Rough Magic	5:25
13	Don't I Hold You	3:40

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48:40

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13

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November 4, 2003

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℗ 2003 Aware Records LLC

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