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Two of Us
02:17
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Maybe I'm Amazed
00:53
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My Mommy's Dead
00:45
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Well Well Well
03:26
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Love Me Do
01:44
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I Will
02:47
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Junk
03:10
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I'm So Tired
02:10
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Dear Friend
04:46
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Love Me Do
02:37
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