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Dreamer Man
02:45
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Only Valeria
02:39
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Greying Peter Pan
03:20
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If You Loved Me
02:30
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Wrap Me in the Night
03:45
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Too Much Time to Think
02:46
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Rico Suave' Mower Man
03:23
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Eyes of Deep Blue Water
03:43
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Eyes of Deep Blue Water
01:56
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Lost Between the Lines
03:47
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Ride That Pony
03:34
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Dream Again
02:32
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Rip it and Tear it
02:33
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