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Songs in the Album So Long, Astoria

No	Song
1	So Long, Astoria
2	Takeoffs And Landings
3	In This Diary
4	My Reply
5	Unopened Letter To The World
6	The Saddest Song
7	Summer '79
8	The Hero Dies in This One
9	All You Can Ever Learn Is What You Already Know
10	The Boys Of Summer
11	Radio #2
12	Looking Back on Today
13	8 Of 9
14	The Saddest Song (Acoustic)

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