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Shiny Cars
03:56
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Tell Me Why
04:43
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We Are
03:59
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Remember Me
04:36
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Let the Water Run
03:59
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Desert Chant
04:54
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Mary Bell
03:15
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Summer's in the Air
03:03
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Don't
04:53
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Eve of Our Destruction
04:36
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