5 Seconds Of Summer - (self titled) LP (10th ann. red vinyl)

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10th Anniversary Edition LP on red vinyl featuring alternate front cover sleeve and 2 bonus tracks: “Lost Boy” and “Mrs All American.”

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- Disc 1 -
1 She Looks So Perfect
2 Don't Stop
3 Good Girls
4 Kiss Me Kiss Me
5 18
6 Everything I Didn't Say
7 Beside You
- Disc 2 -
1 End Up Here
2 Long Way Home
3 Heartbreak Girl
4 English Love Affair
5 Social Casualty
6 Lost Boy
7 Disconnected

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