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Father Cannot Yell
07:02
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Soup
02:49
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Mushroom
04:03
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One More Night
05:35
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Outside My Door
04:11
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Spoon
03:04
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Halleluhwah
05:36
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Aumgn
07:16
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Dizzy Dizzy
05:40
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You Doo Right
20:31
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Don't Say No
06:32
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Aspectacle
05:52
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Hoolah Hoolah
04:31
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Last Night Sleep
03:35
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Uphill
06:38
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19. |
Mother Upduff (May 69)
04:29
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20. |
Doko E (Aug. 73)
02:28
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Musette (Jan. 70)
02:14
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TV Spot (Apr. 71)
03:02
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Half Past One
04:39
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Moonshake
03:04
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26. |
Future Days
09:30
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Cascade Waltz
05:39
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28. |
I Want More
03:31
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Animal Waves
08:12
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