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Songs in the Album Suicide Notes

No	Song
1	A Song For The Optimist
2	Dilated
3	Ain't Love Grand
4	Living Each Day Like Youre Already Dead
5	Deanne the Arsonist
6	At Least I Know I'm a Sinner
7	Lip Gloss And Black

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