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Why The Genghis Khan?
02:34
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The Fruit Of The Land
02:59
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Radio Silence
02:29
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My Pig Pen
02:27
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Someone Else's Ball
02:41
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Yell At Me For Food
02:05
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Picasso Was Cross-eyed
02:53
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My Straw Man
02:29
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The Mt. Peak Rag
02:58
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Sugar For The Squares
03:48
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