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You can steal my kiss
02:26
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Where's paradise?
02:45
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State of nature
02:50
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All of thee above
02:34
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That's too rich
01:23
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Chatter
01:46
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Field of ruins
03:42
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You saw me in sunshine
03:24
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Too hot to sleep
03:06
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Generation end
03:55
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