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I Wanna Know
03:52
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Brad Lark
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Move a little closer
03:37
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Al Pruett
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That's what She said
02:41
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Mike Humes & Al Pruett
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Bright Lights
03:44
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Al Pruett
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Runaway Train
03:33
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Al Pruett & Mike Humes
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Kalifornia Time
03:25
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Al Pruett & Mike Humes
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Too young to die
04:26
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Al Pruett & Mike Humes
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Ophelia
06:36
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AlPruett & Mike Humes
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