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Woah Man
02:47
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That Man Takes All That He Can
Takes All That He Can
Before He Makes It In The Money (All That He Can)
When Will You Understand (X2)
You Can`t Take Away, When There`s Nothing (All That He Can)
Drive Faster Off My Lawn
Your One In A Million
Try To Pull That When Were Gone
Run Like A Coward
All That He Can
Woah Man Gotta Woan Man
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Keyboard Kid
03:55
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Cross Your Border
05:01
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Every Night
03:00
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Don`t you know when there`s no light (x2)
You Can See The Holes Inside, Breaking threw...Like Daylight ........
Don`t you know when there`s no Life (x2)
You Can See The Holes Inside, Breaking threw...
Like Daylight...Daylight....Daylight.....(END PART)
Every Night ....Get Out There (x4)
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Beta Love
03:50
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I Know Everything
02:33
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Under Your Sink
03:19
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Closed For Renovations
02:31
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Fred W Merrill
02:18
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Partners In Health London, Ontario
Musicians From The Forest City Who Play & Record, Loud & Soft, Heart filled Music
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