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It's Still Nothing Personal: A Ten Year Tribute

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All Time LowNovember 8, 2019

Alternative/Indie℗ 2019 Fueled By Ramen, LLC, a Warner Music Company.

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1	Weightless	3:29
2	Break Your Little Heart	2:58
3	Damned If I Do Ya (Damned If I Don't)	2:59
4	Lost In Stereo	3:40
5	Stella	3:19
6	Sick Little Games	3:26
7	Hello, Brooklyn	3:22
8	Walls	3:08
9	Too Much	4:26
10	Keep The Change, You Filthy Animal	3:24
11	A Party Song (The Walk of Shame)	2:55
12	Therapy	3:46

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12

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November 8, 2019

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℗ 2019 Fueled By Ramen, LLC, a Warner Music Company.

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