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Songs in the Album End Is Forever

No	Song
1	Bad Case Of Broken Heart
2	Fast Times At Drop-Out High
3	Giving Up On Love
4	Hello & Goodbye
5	How I Spent My Summer Vacation
6	I.O.U. One Galaxy
7	If You Really Want To Hear About It...
8	Road Signs + Rock Songs
9	Song 13
10	Song For A Mix Tape
11	Summer Wind Was Always Our Song
12	Teenage Riot
13	Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A
14	You Need A Hug
15	Giving Up On Love
16	Summer Wind Was Always Our Song
17	I.o.u. One Galaxy
18	Bad Case Of Broken Heart
19	Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, Start
20	Road Signs And Rock Songs
21	If You Really Want To Hear About It
22	Fast Times At Dropout High
23	You Need A Hug
24	Teenage Riot
25	Song # 13
26	Hello And Goodbye
27	Song For A Mix Tape
28	How I Spent My Summer Vacation

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