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Punk Rock High
02:39
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Razorblade
02:17
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Better Than Art
02:22
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Evil
02:01
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Bahnhof Zoo
03:12
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Nothing on Me
01:47
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I Raise My Fist
02:28
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Red Banner Rockers
02:28
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The Pretender
01:47
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Going Out with the Dead
02:48
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Teenage Tiger
02:02
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Rich Boy
02:17
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Losing My Mind
02:06
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Promise
03:10
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Randy Sweden
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