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Burning Down The House
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The End
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Suspicious Minds
03:41
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Happy Together
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Go Insane
03:16
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Do You Believe in Magic
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Stand by Me (VIP Remix)
04:08
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Ki:Theory Los Angeles, California
Ki:Theory (pronounced “Key Theory”) is the alias for American recording artist and producer, Joel Burleson, who specializes
in alternative rock and electronic. He and his band have toured nationwide US, Canada, Japan and Korea.
All Ki:Theory original releases are available as a free download at www.KiTheory.com
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