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Try to Recall the Days
04:42
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Every Man, Every Woman
02:57
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Waiting For Someone
03:59
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He's Coming Home
05:16
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Where Do They Come From?
04:03
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I Know A Little Girl
03:17
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If I Get To You
04:12
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The Guitar
03:29
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It's a Mad Mad World
05:30
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Imran Khan
04:47
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Time Is a Dancer
04:46
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Don't You Lie
01:57
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Food For The Moon
04:44
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Try to Be the Same
02:34
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Uranus and the Dove
03:59
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