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Songs in the Album Mellon Collie and The Infinite Sadness

No	Song
1	1979
2	Beautiful
3	Bodies

4	By Starlight
5	Cupid De Locke
6	Farewell and Goodnight
7	Fuck You (An Ode To No One)
8	Galapogos
9	Here is no why
10	In the Arms of Sleep
11	Jellybelly
12	Lily
13	Love
14	Muzzle
15	Porcelina Of The Vast Oceans
16	Stumbleine
17	Take Me Down
18	Tales of a Scorched Earth
19	Through the Eyes of Ruby
20	To Forgive
21	We Only Come Out at Night
22	Where Boys Fear to Tread
23	X.Y.U.

24	Bullet With Butterfly Wings

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