Mindwire - Spread It Around - The Greatest Hits Album

Tracklist

1	Spread It Around
2	Auto Pilot
3	Jones
4	I Remain
5	Bottled Sunshine
6	Control
7	Medication
8	Scuzzy
9	Bentley
10	Gone To My Head
11	Shallow Song
12	Black And White
13	Bedhead
14	Zero Minus One

Notes

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Short intro

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