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Who The Hell Is This?
00:31
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Late Nite Appetite
02:38
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Mistreating You
02:35
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Switching Sides
02:48
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Records On The Stereo
02:53
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Romantic
02:58
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She Don't Know
03:10
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Unneurotic
03:12
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The State of Our Union
03:25
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12. |
Operator
03:03
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In Blossom
02:33
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14. |
Slow Down
02:10
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15. |
Sit Around
02:50
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16. |
I Want
02:29
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mr. hippo
04:29
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