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007
02:45
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Tell Me Why
02:52
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Catch 32
02:01
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Do Anything
02:13
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Every Day
02:31
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No Will
02:56
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I Wonder Why
02:27
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Zombie Bee
02:04
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Teenager
02:22
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Johnny
02:32
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I Want Your Sex
02:12
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Growing Up
02:53
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Bobby Darin
03:08
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Next Summer
08:53
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