Working Titles For The Album
Before Duke was released, some songs had working titles. Below is a list of the original songs working title and finalised song title (in parentheses):
- The Duke (Behind The Lines)
- Bring Out Your Dead (Evidence of Autumn)
- Jazz (Duke's Travels/Duke's End)
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