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Sunday's Child
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The Unclean
03:52
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When Elvis Met Che
03:25
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Vaudeville Bill
02:10
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Can You Dig It?
04:31
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Simply Chimpanzees
04:19
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Dandelion
02:18
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It Must Have Been Nice
02:48
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