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        School Work

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        Dewey Eyed, Dewey Played
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        Red Wing
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        I Got It Bad
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        Wisconsin Primitiv
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        Stella By Starlight
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        Cheryl
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        Sometimes A Half-Life Is Just Not Enough
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        2300 Skidoo
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        School Work
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        Persistance Of Memory
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        Total Tracks: 10   Total Length: 66:26

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