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Animal Boy
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What's So Funny
02:54
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Change The Subject
02:24
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China Airline
04:06
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Valedictorian
05:09
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College
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Osaka In The Rain
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Got Your Back
03:09
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Crying
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Water
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Bridge To Nowhere
03:22
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Prison Bones
04:07
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Baseball Song
05:03
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Bacon Song
03:28
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Facebook Friend
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Train
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