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Let's Get It Started
03:01
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Hurricanes
03:41
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All You
02:29
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Miss Hard Time
03:35
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Shot Down By The Man
02:37
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12 Years Later
04:18
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Something New
03:11
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I Can't Say
03:07
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Brothers
02:57
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Say Anything
03:10
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This Friday Night
03:51
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Get Over It
03:41
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A World Of Your Own
02:23
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The Eyes On The Kids
02:34
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Can't Trust Anyone
05:49
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