Special Edition Songs
| Title | Writer(s) | Album | Track # | Length | Single | Video | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Back Round" | Andrew Stockdale | Cosmic Egg (2009) | 12 !12 | 3:56 | Yes | No | |
| "Caroline" | Andrew Stockdale | Cosmic Egg (2009) | 14 !14 | 4:30 | No | No | |
| "Cosmonaut" | Andrew Stockdale | Cosmic Egg (2009) | 09 !9 | 4:48 | No | No | |
| "Eyes Open" | Andrew Stockdale | Cosmic Egg (2009) | 11 !11 | 5:11 | No | No | |
| "Love Train" | Andrew Stockdale, Chris Ross, Myles Heskett | Wolfmother (2006) | 12 !12 | 3:03 | Yes | Yes |
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