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DESTINED FOR STARDOM
02:30
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SOUVENIR
02:01
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LIVING WRONG
03:24
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HEART OF GOLD
04:30
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GRAIN OF SAND
03:54
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CAPITAL EYE
03:40
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SPACE
03:04
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BARELY HUMAN
02:06
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SATURDAY NIGHT
05:28
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SILVER FOOT
03:12
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