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I Wanna Be Cool
03:27
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Kids
03:38
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Heart Beat Faster
04:15
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BMW Dad
02:28
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Brave Enough
02:53
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There & Then
02:27
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CDC Girlfriend
02:40
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Nostradamus
04:24
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Make Some Money
03:00
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Yes Maybe No
03:12
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Find The Light
04:02
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