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On The Road Again
03:32
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How Do You Dance?
03:58
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This Is Your Song
04:29
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J’aime La Vie
03:15
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White Noise
02:51
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7. |
Move!
04:19
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Jailhouse Rock
02:34
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9. |
Do Worry
04:05
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10. |
La Bamba-X
03:22
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Telex Belgium
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