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Freak Show
03:18
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What You Want
03:09
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Baby It's You
02:50
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Backstage Bop
01:49
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Sweet Love
03:36
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Delighted To See You
02:09
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He Could Be The One
02:42
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What If?
03:27
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New Church
02:27
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We're Not Gonna Take It
03:39
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No Tomorrow Records Castellón De La Plana, Spain
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