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Stereoletta
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Never let you down
01:30
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Don't wanna be alone
02:14
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Wildman
02:10
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Never think it twice
02:32
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Rise a flag
02:56
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Seven days
03:06
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I wanna be a monster
02:12
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Your time is over
01:42
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No way
00:41
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Mongoloide
02:33
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