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Tu Peux
03:11
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Suzie Q.
02:41
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3. |
How You've Changed
03:11
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4. |
Come Back Baby
01:48
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Ha Ha Ha
03:28
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Mary Tell Me Why
03:31
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Treat Her Right
01:51
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Porterville
02:37
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9. |
I Can Stand
02:37
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10. |
I Believe To My Soul
03:11
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11. |
Military
01:49
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12. |
Glove
03:53
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