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Beer
02:37
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Too Many Questions
02:33
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F.Y.
02:02
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Blowing Hot Air
01:32
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Flies
02:44
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My Cat
03:31
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Why Come To Me ?
02:00
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Itchy Eyes
02:43
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Passing Cloud
03:16
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The Boat Sinks
02:42
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Blue Jersey
03:31
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Paté Cornichons
02:51
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Se Canta
03:14
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