Title: Dancing Like a Gun
Content:  These tracks are designated as "Swimmer I" and "Swimmer II" on the vinyl record labels. The 12" version gives a collective running time for the two tracks.They appear on the 2001 CD re-issue of "The Garden" in consecutive order but are wrongly listed in reverse order (Swimmer 2 followed by Swimmer 1). The respective running times are 3:31 and 5:10. "Swimmer 1/I" is the shorter track with a vocal, "Swimmer 2/II" is the longer instrumental track.Both tracks also appeared on the bonus disc for 2008 CD re-issue correctly named but not consecutively. The 2008 issue also features the tracks "Swimmer III" and "Swimmer IV" previously released on the Meridians C60 cassette compilations on the Touch label in 1983. "Swimmer III" was featured on issue 2 under the name of "The Quiet Man 3" and "Swimmer IV" on issue 1 under the name of "The Quiet Man 4". "Swimmer II" is the opening track to the 2013 John Foxx compilation album Metadelic, and was also performed live by Foxx and Louis Gordon in 2007 as documented on the Neuro Video live album (2008).
Title: Zeit
Content:  Despite the sleeve notes and the CD containing the following song timings 20:00, 18:00, 20:12, 17:43, the real timings of track 4 ("Zeit") measured in any CD player at only 16:58 but the music starts with some extra 45 seconds of previously unheard music on all the other releases. If one may carefully mix-add these seconds to the beginning of the "Zeit" track from the any after-1996 releases, that would get about 17:30 full track. This also means, at a careful listening of the Zomba release, track 4 ends earlier than any of the after-1996 releases. (To add to the track timing confusions, a recently digitised copy of the original German Ohr label LP release from 1972, using a correctly calibrated Pro-Ject record deck, provides the following track timings, including track bands of several seconds on sides 1 to 3: 20:52; 20:35; 18:54; 18:46.)
Title: Voyage 34: The Complete Trip
Content: 1) "Phase I" – 12:55 ; 2) "Phase II" – 17:31 ; 3) "Phase III" – 19:29 ; 4) "Phase IV" - 19:47  When the tracks were compiled for CD in 2000, the length of Phase IV was cut to 13:42; there is about five minutes of silence after this on the 2004 reissue, followed by a 2-minute hidden track, taking its duration to 20:44. A recent 2017 CD reissue reinstates the original length of 19:47.
Title: Frances the Mute
Content:  been there, but on "Miranda" we let it all out. The last song ["Non-Zero Possibility"] on the last At the Drive-In album, the best thing we ever did by the way, had touches of spaghetti-western." The fifth and final song of the album, "Cassandra Gemini", clocking at 32 minutes and 32 seconds is to date the longest studio song released by The Mars Volta. Rodriguez-Lopez said of the song: "Ever since I was a teenager, and had various listening experiences with the likes of King Crimson, John Coltrane, and Miles Davis's Bitches Brew, I've always wanted to do something like "Cassandra". Something 
Title: Shag Times
Content:  Prophet's Grin (Instrumental Remix)"] – 4:16 ; 6) 118 BPM ["The Porpoise Song (Instrumental Remix)"] – 5:14 ; 7) 120 BPM ["Doctorin' the Tardis (Minimal)"] – 4:27 The following track listing is for the vinyl double LP UK release of Shag Times; the UK CD release featured the same tracks and running order but on one disc. Another CD of JAMSCD3 was issued in Switzerland, at some point between 1989 and 1992, and is identical to the UK release apart from "Made in Switzerland" written on the back sleeve above the barcode. This disc seems to be official, and 
Title: Shaneera
Content:  The track lengths are derived from the official Bandcamp page for Shaneera.
Title: North of a Miracle
Content:  (Note: all U.S. track timings listed as slightly shorter on original U.S. LP labels – Arista AL 8 8106)
Title: Future Games
Content:  The song timings listed here are not as indicated on all CDs, since some of the timings on some releases are inaccurate. On some versions of the album (depending on the country of issue), the notes state that the track "Woman of 1000 Years" runs for 8:20, when in fact it runs for 5:28. Similarly, "Morning Rain" is listed as 6:22 and runs for 5:38, while the track "Sometimes" is listed to run for 6:25 and only runs for 5:26.
Title: Speaking of Now
Content:  There is an unnamed hidden track after track 5 that is a prelude to track 6. It has a duration of 28 seconds and some CD players will display a countdown from minus 28 to 0 seconds as it plays. To arrive at the track times listed above, which are taken from the liner notes, the actual track times are modified using the time of the hidden track and several seconds of gap time by subtracting from track 5 and adding to track 6. The total time listed in the liner notes is 71:10. However, the actual sum of the track times listed in the liner notes is 71:30. The actual total time is 72:05 as displayed on most CD players and computer media players. This includes the time of the gaps between tracks. Track 10 appears on the Japanese release only.
Title: Surfin' (Kid Cudi song)
Content:  The song was released alongside "Frequency", for digital download as dual singles on September 30, 2016. "Surfin'" runs for a duration of three minutes and 58 seconds. The album version of the song runs for a length of six minutes and 15 seconds. Vulture.com called Pharrell's production "sunny, upbeat electronic brass". The song bears elements of African drums, with a styling of sea shanties. After five minutes of rapping between a chorus with A-A rhyme scheme, Cudi closes out the track and the album with 15 seconds of a capella yodeling.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": The Mermaid song by Train has a runtime of three minutes and sixteen seconds which is on both Zeno Records and the Canyon Records record label.
Answer: False