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Sk8 High Pros
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Crystals
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Nevermind the Antennas
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I Know It's a Sin
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Tuneage
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Summertime Blues
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Can't Keep a Band
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Poor Born
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Cape Cod Cranberry Cane
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Tired
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Level Me
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