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Fire!
03:44
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Thin Red Line
02:45
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In A Dream
04:20
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The 13th Floor
02:10
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Time Hitler
06:32
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Mexico
03:39
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The Clap Song
05:07
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Whale Songs
05:42
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Lost My Mind in Heaven
05:45
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Never Coming Down
03:02
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Spaceman
03:23
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Lies
05:36
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All Present
08:40
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Time Hitler and the Assholes From Space Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Herman's Hermits....StRuNg OuT oN dRuGs
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