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Why Should I Love You
03:23
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Chantilly Lace
02:24
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Cool Daddio
02:41
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Teen Routines
02:19
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Play
03:45
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Let's Rest Together
02:34
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Same
02:43
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Copy Me
03:26
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Pop Music
03:47
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Without Cause
02:15
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California Rhythm
03:41
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Delicate Tension
03:53
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Little Man
05:02
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Come My Way
02:55
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Forecast
02:00
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Baby, Scratch My Back
03:04
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You And Me
02:26
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Part of the Problem
03:41
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I Like To Stay Home
04:04
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I Like To Stay Home
02:19
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Hitting It Off
03:23
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I Wanna Hit You
02:00
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Sit Down
06:20
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In My Room
02:32
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Martyrdom
04:39
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Ist or Mas
08:11
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I Could Be Your Lover
02:56
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96 Tears
02:03
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Help!
02:20
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The Winner
03:29
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Naked, If You Want To
01:27
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