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Hushabye
02:00
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Turn Him Down
01:58
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Dream Lover
02:32
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Coney Island Baby
02:36
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Eve Of Destruction
02:44
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Tell Me
02:56
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Cryin' All Night Long
02:44
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Back To You
02:47
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I Want You
02:40
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Baby Let Me Be Your Baby
02:54
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You Better Move On
02:35
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Forget That Girl
02:20
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I Go To Pieces
02:54
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Moon River
02:20
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Lee And The Liars Augsburg, Germany
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